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Card Structure

A card is the basic element that makes up the spaces. Cards have a well-defined structure that can be expanded by adding more card elements. How to navigate within the cards?

Enter the card

First, to open a specific card, go to the space and click on the front of the card you want to open.

The card front is a visual representation of the card in a space view. It is a white rectangle with the card name at the top and various card icons in the middle.

When clicked, a separate window will open. Here are the contents of the card. Every KanBo card has three major sections: card details on the left, card activity stream in the middle, and card elements on the right.

  • Card Details are used to describe the card. They are helpful in determining the purpose and character of the card. They also give you information about other related cards, users, and time dependencies. 

  • Card Activity Stream shows what is happening in a card. You can explore who created it and track its entire existence. This is the space for comments too.

  • Card Elements are features that make up the contents of the card. They are useful for describing task details with Notes and ToDo lists, or for organizing card documents.

Head to the articles about each section for more information:

FAQ

Cards are the most fundamental units of KanBo. They can represent tasks or projects that need to be tracked and managed. Its complex structure helps with work organization. Cards are what make up the content of the spaces.

Use cards as a representation of a task and track its progress with card statuses. Connect different cards together using card relations. Learn the card basics with our guide.

Cards can be created by clicking the plus icon. Look for it in space views that contain groupings, or in the Navigation Panel.

Card icons represent the content of a card. You can decide which ones to display using Display settings.

Use space views to present cards in different ways. You can use views that include groupings like Kanban view or List view, or present them as a table, calendar, chart, or map.

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