A better layout

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Users have voted that Saturdays and Sundays should be bigger in WEEK PLAN.

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It took me a while to figure out the best way to display all the information of the week without being too busy.

I wanted the user to always be able to see the goals (keep your goals in mind) and I wanted to give Saturday and Sunday more space without taking space from the other more used days.

This is why I came up with the horizontal scrolling navigation. On a normal screen, you can see your goals and 5 days at the same time. You can use the scrolling bar to see the two remaining.

 

This is how it looks like:

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Also, it have moved the Someday tasks on their own screen as my own list start to be pretty big. Switching from one view to another doesn’t load a new page though so it is very smooth to switch from one to another.

 

I hope you like it!

  • Aaron

    This app is great. The chrome webstore description said :: Accessible everywhere. ::

    “Organize your week from your laptop, your smartphone and on your tablet.” I can’t seem to find the smartphone app (Ihave an iPhone by the way). This is potentially the only thing keeping me from using the app. Please let me know if an iphone app exists.
    Thank you very much for your time.

    • aymeric

      Hi Aaron, a native app is on the way. In the meantime, you can browse to https://app.weekplan.net from your iphone and you will get the mobile friendly version.

  • PC

    Is there a way to print my weekly plan. (to be able to see ALL entries on a given day? I am using Firefox. Print preview is a bit messy.

    • aymeric

      There is no day view at the moment, which is why you can’t print a single day either. Out of curiosity, When do you need to print your list rather than access it on a phone or computer?

  • Brook Warner

    where can we vote on ideas?

  • Daniel

    Can Week Plan sync with a gmail task list?

    • aymeric

      Yes it can synchronize with Google Tasks (in the Pro version)