UI Customization

TaskView lets every user tune the interface to how they actually work. All settings on this page are personal — they are stored per user on the server and follow you across devices and browsers.

Open Settings → UI customization from the user menu.

Reorder and hide items

Three sections are driven by drag-and-drop lists:

• Tasks — the fields shown in the task detail view (note, status, priority, assignees, tags, deadline, sprint, estimate, time tracking, history, …)
• Analytics — Indicators — the KPI tiles on the analytics page
• Analytics — Charts — the charts on the analytics page

For every item you can:

• Reorder — drag by the handle on the left
• Show / hide — toggle visibility
• Narrow / wide — for task fields, choose whether the field takes half or the full width of the detail view

All available items are listed here; permission checks still apply at render time, so an enabled item may stay hidden if you lack the permission to see it.

Others

First day of week

Sets which day calendars start on. Applies to all date pickers across the app. "Default" follows your locale.

Default project and view

Normally, after signing in you land on the home screen and navigate to your project and board manually. If you always start in the same place, set it as the default:

• Default project — the project TaskView opens right after you sign in (or reopen the app with an active session)
• Default view — which view of that project to open: Tasks, Kanban, Graph or Sprints

When a default project is set, a quick-jump button with the project name also appears in the sidebar next to Inbox — click it from anywhere to return to your project in the chosen view.

If the default project is deleted or you lose access to it, TaskView falls back to the home screen. Choose "Home screen (default)" to turn the feature off.

How it is stored

Preferences are saved automatically (no Save button) through the ui-preferences API and kept per user account. Resetting the browser or switching devices does not lose them.