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Tasks on Mobile

Swipe gestures and mobile-specific behavior on phones and small screens

Mobile Layout

The Task Board adapts to phone-sized screens.

One column at a time — Kanban columns become horizontally pageable; swipe left or right on an empty area to change column.
Condensed cards — Tag chips collapse to a count, and the description preview is hidden; tap to expand in the detail sheet.
Bottom sheet detail — Tapping a card opens a bottom sheet instead of a side panel, with the same fields.
Floating action button — A + FAB in the bottom-right opens the task create sheet.

Swipe Gestures on Cards

Quick actions without opening the detail sheet.

Swipe right — Advance the task to the next status column (To Do → In Progress → Done).
Swipe right (on Done) — No-op; Done is terminal.
Swipe left — Reveal quick-action buttons: Assign, Priority, Complete, Delete.
Long press — Enter multi-select mode; tap additional cards to extend the selection, then use the bottom action bar for bulk operations.
Pull to refresh — Refetches the current view.

Undo on mobile

Destructive swipe actions (delete, status change) show an Undo snackbar for 5 seconds at the bottom of the screen, matching desktop behavior.

Offline Behavior

What happens when connectivity drops.

If you lose connectivity mid-session, already-loaded tasks remain visible. Edits and swipe actions queue locally and retry automatically when the connection returns. A banner appears at the top of the screen while the app is offline. Creating new tasks while offline is not supported — the create sheet disables the save button until connectivity is restored.

Accessibility

Mobile actions remain keyboard and screen-reader accessible.

Every swipe gesture has an equivalent in the card's context menu (long-press or the overflow button on the card). Screen readers announce status transitions ("moved to In Progress") and selection changes.