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Howdy howdy howdy!
There is some great feedback in this list. Thank you all. To introduce myself, I am the designer working on this feature. I really appreciate everyone's feedback and hope to continue the discussion as we iterate and improve on the calendar in preparation for release.
For those of you that are not satisfied with the current version of the MyWork Calendar, you can rest easy, we won't be releasing it as is. You are only seeing because you are signed up for Early Access. If you remove yourself from EA you will be back to the trusty old calendar.
To speak to the direction that we are heading. We are working to provide two improved calendar options to user. The first is closest to what you currently see in EA and it utilizes the task view that spans multiple dates and shows user allocation. This also comes from Resource Scheduling. The second view will be closer to what we have currently but will allow the users to customize what they are seeing. In both views we will have settings to allow people to choose what types of work they are seeing. Completed tasks, issues, etc. We also are giving the functionality to control the height of the calendar and even turn it off completely üôÄ.
We are still fine tuning all of these settings and the designs. I'd like to give you guys a peek at what we are doing. I might get in trouble for it though so if this post disappears you will know why.
If you would be interested in helping us test these new designs, and settings for what shows up in the calendars just respond to this post and as we get closer to having the next version built I will include you in our validation schedule.
P.S. As for the colors and colours, I agree that color should not be used alone to specify difference, status, condition, or information. That being said, I got bored designing in subdued blues and grays so we threw in some color to liven things up. We will play with allowing people to change their colors and the meaning of them. We also tested the colors for proper contrast so that our colorblind users can distinguish between projects without having to worry about having similar shades that could confuse. We also played with a colorblind mode, similar to what Trello does so well, allowing patterns and color to be the differentiator. Just some thoughts on color from your friendly neighborhood colorblind designer.
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