Large task activity Design Pattern
Sr. User Experience Designer
Solution Overview
As a solution, I designed the component to provide the user with the capability to specify and filter items within the deep task hierarchy structure, quickly and easily. This design pattern is currently featured in the HP pattern library, and is in used by our partners across the enterprise product portfolio. It is in use for tasks such as assign and import of resources.
Challenge
The existing component design is unable to accommodate a deep task hierarchy structure whenever an activity of a robust capacity is active.
This results in the task to time out causing unintended performance and operation failure due to an unforeseen error.
This user story requires a design pattern that can house a parent task with a large number of subtasks and a deep task hierarchy structure. It also allows our users to monitor, and filter for erroneous resources when an operation fails within needs attention.
Subtasks Bar
The subtask bar is designed to communicate a large number of tasks with activities that are successful, warning or with errors.
Resource names are intentionally generically named.
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Filtering
A user may quickly locate any resources within the deep task hierarchy structure by filtering. The subtask bar is only shown to the user when there are more than 10 subtasks for a parent task activity.
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