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More Enhancements for Change Managers
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Change managers have provided some useful feedback that has helped us perfect the Gantt Chart interface they use to plan their changes. The results are the following 3 usability improvements:
1. By default the Gantt chart now opens in Expanded mode. This ensures that when a change is opened, it only takes 1 mouse click on the Gantt Chart button in the toolbar to get a complete overview of all tasks, along with their category, status and assignment.
2. A small warning sign is now displayed when a task has required fields that still need to be filled out before the change can be started.
3. When the mouse cursor is placed over a task, the links with its predecessors and successors light up. This makes it a little easier to understand the workflow of complex changes.
These improvements are also available in the Gantt chart of each project, so they benefit project managers as well.
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