I use Visual Studio Online task board a lot for Scrum projects. But I do not like how much screen space it takes primarily because of lots of empty space.
So, I remove the empty space:
- I do not need the "To be tested" and "Testing" columns.
- The cards could be smaller with less margins and paddings
I use Tampermonkey to inject CSS into the page.
Just install the Tampermonkey Chrome/Firefox extension and use this script:
Before/After:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiSPE_7VOVvyOEaDBq8tpWIF0HO6vgSjRv78N2B4pF5gpOL-GqY9wlVrKn7mu-GiMSfLUKizs0Hiy5wTW2HAmvLi8S7BvrRfb0SnIsPaZp7WoRtPeygN7H_XJmPnVqHyc5hACyxRA/s320/Taskboard1a.png)
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEh7Pbwv6AzCSHmnMQlCZE9tqkRYalD9H0WEeEDxZvROOIQlVFR_X0PeHuYsLoGsERe9ZhBUk4ZMhV2-3gokjlMHpfb531DHz4gUGbYf2a3c0EOsDdIDhrWOAXiUil8_hg1jD7lGZQ/s320/Taskboard2a.png)
More info, less white (grey) space.
_happy_tampering()
PS: Once you have Tampermonkey you will see lots of opportunities to change the layout of web sites. You don't have to live with it. You can change it.
For example: a script which make visual studio build colors more pronounced to counter my red-green-color weakness:
Keine Kommentare:
Kommentar veröffentlichen