Task Management App UI — Productivity Mobile Design by Imran KhanTask Management App UI — Productivity Mobile Design by Imran Khan

Task Management App UI — Productivity Mobile Design

Imran Khan

Imran Khan

Task Manager App for iPhone Duo:

Task Details Screen āœ…

Switching between a task list and task details slows you down on a regular phone. On the iPhone Duo, we placed both side by side so you can browse your day and dive into any task without losing context.
Left panel: your day at a glance. A weekly date picker with tasks grouped by status (In Progress and Completed), each showing time, priority level, and comment count.
Right panel: everything about the selected task. Date and time, priority, status, and a full description, with a separate activity log tab to follow updates over time.
We went with a dark interface for focus and calm, using color only where it carries meaning: red and yellow flags for priority, teal for progress, and blue for primary actions. A floating side rail keeps navigation and the add button within thumb reach.
How do you plan your day: list first or calendar first? Let us know in the comments šŸ‘‡
Have a product idea? Let's build it together.
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Posted Oct 25, 2026

Task Manager App for iPhone Duo: Task Details Screen āœ… Switching between a task list and task details slows you down on a regular phone. On the iPhone Duo, we placed both side by side so you can browse your day and dive into any task without losing context. Left panel: your day at a glance. A weekly date picker with tasks grouped by status (In Progress and Completed), each showing time, priority level, and comment count. Right panel: everything about the selected task. Date and time, priority, status, and a full description, with a separate activity log tab to follow updates over time. We went with a dark interface for focus and calm, using color only where it carries meaning: red and yellow flags for priority, teal for progress, and blue for primary actions. A floating side rail keeps navigation and the add button within thumb reach. How do you plan your day: list first or calendar first? Let us know in the comments šŸ‘‡ Have a product idea? Let's build it together. 🌐 Usarion: Product Design & UX for startups worldwide Press "L" if you like it ā¤ļø