Time-Window: exchange "Time spent" and "Estimate" from left to right

[Karl-Bee]

A) If I want to change the estimated time entered during the creation of a task
by using the shortcut "t"
currently the "time spent" is on the left and the "estimated time" is on the right.
This causes, that the Tab-Key has to be stroked twice in order to enter the estimated amount of time.
This could be made easier by switching the sides: that in a future version "estimated" is on the left and "time spent" is on the right.
Most people in my opinion think from left to right, where left is past (or "estimated" in the process and right is "future" (or measured in the process.)
as "time spent" can be measured automatically, less people maybe want to correct the time spent (and if so, would have to stroke "tab"-key twice)

B) as in most cases i use e.g. 20-30 min for estimated time, it would be great, if I could skip the "m" for 30m. As maybe people most likely use hours, maybe a setting would be great, if you do not enter any letter, then minutes or respectively hours is used by default, which can be overwritten by entering the the letter (so if I switched the new setting to minutes and type 5h => then 5 hours is used and vice versa)

[johannesjo]

Hey there! Thanks for the suggestion. Since we use the format 3h/6h for displaying tasks, I wouldn't want to make this inconsistent as 3h spent OF 6h makes more sense to me.

Did you know that you adjust the estimate by editing the task title (enter key) and then entering e.g. "2h"?

And you can also set a default estimate in the settings!

[Karl-Bee]

ok, if 3/6 ist important for you.
I wouldn't mind 6/3 just to save 1 keystroke every time changing it.
usability (speed) over 3/6 ;)
I knew beeing able to type it into the task title, however when changing it, the additional tab stroke is necessary.

What about B)? Would that be possible?

[johannesjo]

No sorry. I don't think that B is a good solution, since you need to remember what you typed in last. I generally prefer when the same actions have the same result and I think it is not very intuitive especially for new users.

[Karl-Bee]

if the settings would be like this nobody would need to remember anything and if both switched off the situation would be like it is now.
and when typing the letter h or m the preset is overwriten once (for this single task)