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Lee Hood
Please consider if your 'updates' add clicks to user functionality. Also check them to see if they are fully accessible for keyboard users. For my workflow there has been a significant increase in the number of clicks I have to do to complete my statuses and descriptions/notes in tasks. This increases the time I spend doing my job. As the app has evolved, some functionality has become less user friendly and less accessible. Examples follow:
  1. Setting Statuses - if I'm a keyboard only user, I can't set a status because the focus skips the option where mouse users click to set the status.
- I used to simply hit enter after finding the status I want, now I have to physically use my mouse to select/click it even if there is only one option
  1. Using # - I use this symbol often to designate items (i.e. #2). I used to be able to type that and go on with what I want to put after it. Now typing #2 brings up a pop up for chats that I have to dismiss. This adds significantly more clicks to my documentation. (Some people don't want ClickUp's chat feature to appear every time they type a # followed by a number.)
  2. Vertical Monitor Display - I used to be able to display the 'task description' and 'activity' sections side by side on my vertical monitor. Now another click has been added and I have to click from one display to the other

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