Creation of a PDF report containing in one section the executive summary of the Project, and then in another section all the details of the Project.

Thus, in a team meeting, or even a customer visit, this material may be presented and / or delivered.

On the report, for example, in the executive summary contain:
- Dashboard with the main graphics of project performance.
- The Summary of activities, as presented when we access the project.

And in the detailed section of the project, bring:
- Identification of the Project, with the name and description thereof.
- Team Identification
- And the listing of all activities, with all the data, such as Task List Name, the tasks themselves with Details (Creation, Signed for, Priority, Progress, etc ...) Task text, Attachments, Comments, etc ... This is for all activities.

Of course, it can be complemented by presenting the other information contained in the calendar and in the discussions, but this can be for a V2.

The way I have setup Freedcam isn't really how it's "ment" to be used but it's a good way for me as I'm the only user.
I have the projects "Company", "Jobs", "Leads" and "Prospects".
Inside of each project I have different task-lists as categories.
E.g. under "Jobs" I have each job I'm currently working on as its own list.

Right now the names in my calendar looks like this: "Recording [Jobb in Jobb]". The first Jobb I'm guessing is the group and the second Jobb is my project.
I would much rather make it read "Recording [Lost in the sky]" where Lost in the sky is the name of my list.

To solve this, maybe it would be possible to write custom namings for the synced tasks to the calendar like "{{name}} [{{list}}]" to get my result.

Namings could be:
{{name}}
{{group}}
{{project}}
{{list}}
and maybe:
{{assignee}}
{{priority}}
{{progress}}

There are many issues that make it hard or impossible for people with disabilities to use Freedcamp, both in the app and web versions.

We are a charity run by and for visually impaired people and we have staff who do not use because it is so difficult to navigate with a screenreader. This is jeopardising its viability for us.

I've run automated accessibility checkers on the web pages and found many errors and warnings. Many of these could be very easily fixed. As well as simply being the right thing to do this would:
* reduce the potential of legal action on the basis of discrimination
* increase number of potential customers and usability and hence revenue

The account based nature of Freedcamp makes it tricky to provide full details - you need to run these tests yourselves. But as an example here is a report of the accessibility of the homepage: http://wave.webaim.org/report#/https://freedcamp.com/

As well as running my organisation, I'm a accessibility professional. I'm happy to provide further details and advice through direct correspondence - for free, if it results in a more usable system for my colleagues and others with disabilities.

Hi,

While using the Gantt-chart it's not easy when tasks have a start date in the past. The task is potentially out of sight because it's far to the left from now.

I think it would be a great improvement to the gant chart that:
If tasks that have a start date but are not set to in progress/completed would shift automatically in the gantt chart to the now line. To complete this, a task with a start date and set to in progress and not yet completed should stretch in the Gantt chart to now or show the yet to develop estimated time ( https://freedcamp.uservoice.com/forums/126945-suggestions-for-features/suggestions/9179441-set-estimated-hours-for-a-task ) that is still needed to the left of now.

Hope it's clear, if not let me know.

Regards,
Henk