> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://help.getatelier.design/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Board, timeline and list > Three ways to look at the same tasks, and when each one is the right choice. Every project has a **Tasks** tab. The tasks are the same in all three views — only the shape changes. ## Board The default. Four columns, left to right: **To Do → In Progress → In Review → Done** Drag a card between columns to change its status. Each column header shows a count, and the **+** beside it adds a task straight into that status. Use the board when you are running the week and want to see where work is stuck. ## Timeline The same tasks laid out against dates, using their start and due dates. Use it when you are sequencing work — checking that the joinery survey happens before the joinery order, or that nothing lands during the client's holiday. Tasks with no dates don't appear on the timeline. If the view looks emptier than expected, that is usually why. ## List A dense table: title, assignee, status, priority, dates. Best for reviewing a lot of tasks quickly, or for a status meeting where you read down the list. ## Filter and sort Two controls sit beside the view switcher. * **Filter** narrows what you see — by assignee, status, priority or date. * **Sort** reorders within the current view. Filters apply to whichever view you are in, so you can filter to one designer and then switch between board and timeline without losing it. ## Create a task **New task**, top right. A title is all you need. Everything else — description, priority, start and due date, assignees, to-dos — can be added later from the task itself. Tasks don't have to belong to a project. Anything you create from **Home** without attaching a project is a standalone task, visible only in **My tasks**.