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Last Updated On 2025-05-13

Grid vs. List View: Which One is Right for You?

Maximize your project management efficiency with Atarim’s flexible Grid and List Views.

Atarim’s Grid View and List View provide users with the flexibility to adapt their workspace to their needs. While the Grid View emphasizes visual representation, the List View focuses on immediate visibility of all actions. This guide will help you understand the features and use cases of each view, enabling you to choose the one that best suits your workflow.

Relevant For

  • Project Managers
  • Design Leads
  • Team Members

Prerequisites

Familiarity with Atarim’s project management
  • Atarim account with active projects

Step-by-Step Guide

1. Exploring the Grid View

Description:

The Grid View offers a card-based layout that’s perfect for creative teams and visual-first users. Each card provides a snapshot of key project information, helping you identify and act on high-priority work fast.

Instructions:

  • Go to the Projects Screen.
  • Select the Grid View toggle (icon with squares) in the top-right corner.

Each project card includes:

  • Thumbnail – A visual preview of the project.
  • Active Project Stage – Displays the current phase of the workflow.
  • Folder Name – Indicates project grouping.
  • Assigned Users – Avatars of team members.
  • Project Type Icon – Whether it’s web-based or a design project.
  • Project Name and URL – Quick navigation to the site.
  • Settings Button – Three-dot menu for project actions.

Quick Actions on Hover:

  • Inbox Icon – Jump to project’s feedback and task inbox.
  • Collaboration Icon – Open the visual collaboration interface.
  • Share Icon – Invite stakeholders or copy share link.
  • Checkbox – For bulk actions like archive/delete.
  • Drag-and-Drop – Drag onto another project to create a new folder, or into an existing folder to group it.
Project Grid View

Tip: Use Grid View if you’re managing multiple creative assets or want to organize projects visually by status or design.

2. Exploring the List View

Description:

The List View provides a row-based layout designed for users who need detailed data and direct access to every action—without hover interactions.

Instructions:

  • Go to the Projects Screen.
  • Select the List View toggle (icon with lines) in the top-right corner.

Each project row includes:

  • Thumbnail – Project preview.
  • Task Count – Total number of tasks.
  • Project Name and URL
  • Folder Name
  • Active Project Stage
  • Assigned Users

Always-Visible Actions:

  • Inbox – View tasks and feedback.
  • Collaboration – Open the project interface.
  • Share – Invite team members or get the link.
  • Checkbox – Use for bulk actions like archiving or deleting.
Viewing Projects in List View

Note: All actions are visible by default—ideal for fast decision-making without hovering.

3. Switching Between Views

Description:

Atarim makes it easy to toggle between both layouts, depending on your needs or team workflows.

Instructions:

  • From the Projects Screen, locate the view toggle in the top-right.
  • Click:
    • Grid View (square icon) for visual cards.
    • List View (lines icon) for structured rows.

Switching to list view

Tip: Your view preference is remembered per user—so each team member can work in their ideal environment.

FAQs

Can I switch between Grid View and List View anytime?

Yes, switching between views is seamless and can be done from the toggle button in the Projects Screen.

Does one view offer more functionality than the other?

No, both views provide the same functionality. The difference lies in presentation and user preference.

Which view is better for users who prefer minimal interactions?

List View is ideal for users who want all actions and information readily visible without hover interactions.

Are filters and sorting options available in both views?

Yes, filters and sorting options are accessible in both Grid View and List View, ensuring flexibility in project management.

Can I perform bulk actions in both views?

Yes, bulk actions like archiving or deleting can be performed in both views using the checkboxes provided.

Tips & Tricks

  • Leverage the Right View for the Task: Use Grid View for visual prioritization and List View for direct access to options.
  • Switch Flexibly: Alternate between views depending on your workflow, such as starting in Grid View and moving to List View for detailed actions.
  • Use Filters and Sorting: Both views allow filtering and sorting; apply these tools to focus on critical projects or specific priorities.
  • Optimize Bulk Actions: Use List View when performing bulk actions like archiving or categorizing multiple projects at once.
  • Save Preferences: Ensure team members understand how to toggle between views to suit their individual work styles.

Summary

Atarim’s Grid View and List View empower users to tailor their project management experience. Whether you’re a designer who prefers visual organization or a project manager who values quick access to all available options, Atarim ensures you have the tools to optimize your workflow. Switch between views effortlessly to adapt to any task and enhance your team’s productivity.

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