I’ve noticed a usability issue with the task controller placement in Upbase that could be improved for a better user experience. Currently, the task controller (top right area – minimise, expand, close, etc.) sits quite far away from the main task content. It seems to be adjusted by screen or browser size. Because of this, it feels visually disconnected and is easy to overlook, especially when working quickly through tasks and in full screen mode. Again like other UX, I need to zoom in on my screen to make this work. What’s happening: The controls are positioned on the far right of the screen They appear small and slightly detached from the task content when in full screen normal 100% mode. It takes a moment to visually locate them when needed (not using this tool day in day out so no memory yet) Suggested improvement: Move the task controller closer to the main task content area (e.g. aligned with the task title or description section) Slightly increase visibility (size, contrast, or spacing) so it’s easier to find at a glance. Eg. outline of main task with frame (so much white space in full screen mode) Optional wide or narrow view when in full task screen. Why this matters: Reduces friction when navigating tasks Improves speed and flow when managing multiple tasks Creates a more intuitive, connected interface Right now, it feels like the controls are “floating” rather than being part of the task experience. Even a small layout adjustment here would make a noticeable difference in day-to-day usability.