Hey team,
I remember when these workflows used to run smoothly — for instance, when zooming into a board with an image as a top-level node, it previously showed the board itself rather than the image, which felt much more intuitive.
While these might seem like minor details on their own, they really add up and disrupt the core functionality when working on image-heavy projects like vision boards or logo development. It disrupts the overall flow. I’ve been meaning to flag these for a while (6-12 months), so I’m glad to finally get them over to you !
ISSUES are present on both mac web/app
Video Analysis & Issue Breakdown
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Issue #1 : Board Card/Column Content Cutoff (Primary Board Node)
- Observed Behavior : When an image configured as a Board view contains multiple large images or card elements, the bottom contents are cut off vertically and clipped at the screen edge. Scaling or zooming out (
⌘ -/Ctrl -) reveals additional columns beneath or out of the standard view bounds, making navigation difficult without adjusting browser view parameters.
- Observed Behavior : When an image configured as a Board view contains multiple large images or card elements, the bottom contents are cut off vertically and clipped at the screen edge. Scaling or zooming out (
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Issue #2 : High Image Density Board Rendering & Visibility Glitch
- Observed Behavior : In a board view containing many images/nodes, zooming out or switching view modes (e.g., toggling between document list and board view) causes layout rendering glitches. Images either blow up to massive sizes, obscure adjacent controls, or fail to adjust properly within board card containers.
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Issue #3 : Column Resizing with Large / Tall Images
- Observed Behavior : When displaying extremely tall or large images inside a board view column, board columns do not automatically adjust or provide adequate column resizing options to accommodate the image dimensions cleanly. The image overflows or causes horizontal/vertical scrolling constraints without clear layout reflow options.
LINK : https://drive.google.com/file/ ( MP4 ~ 36.3 mb )