José Almeida
2.2 KiB
status, system, created, owners
| status | system | created | owners | |
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| active | ui | 2026-09-11 |
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Mobile task-view access requirements
Overview
The shared phone navigation should expose the task-sidebar views available from desktop page chrome. UI owns this reusable navigation contract; task filtering and persistence retain their existing owners.
Requirements
REQ-UI-MOBILE-TASK-VIEWS-001: Shared phone task-view access
Intent: Reach existing task views without first opening a task.
Acceptance criteria
- AC-UI-MOBILE-TASK-VIEWS-001.1: Shared phone navigation in a Kanban workspace shall embed a collapsible Tasks sidebar with saved views, filters, editor, task selection, and row actions. The task title shall open the separate task picker; no separate Task views action shall appear. Task dialogs opened from that surface shall retain their drafts across phone orientation changes.
- AC-UI-MOBILE-TASK-VIEWS-001.2: Choosing a task shall navigate to that task and preserve browser Back to the originating page. Dismissal shall return focus to a visible navigation opener. GitHub queries, Threads views, and sidebar task views shall remain separate collections.
Out of scope
Office navigation changes, new task-view storage, and a global navigation redesign.
Implementation plans
Navigation entry points
The unified phone navigation package changes the hamburger to app navigation and the task-title button to the existing task picker. Its design owns that entry-point change; existing task actions, saved-view controller lifetime, history, and desktop/tablet guarantees here remain compatibility requirements. The unified navigation design defines the current entry points.
The September 2026 revision embeds the collapsible Tasks sidebar directly in the shared phone menu, replacing the Task views action and dedicated pinned shortcuts. Kanban/Threads/List title dropdowns open display options; Threads saved-view editing remains inside that surface. See REQ-UI-MOBILE-MENU-004/005 in the unified navigation requirements for the current composition.