The Todoist App on IOS with Voiceover

Let’s get started with chats about organization.

Starting this episode out we discussed briefly the episode folders that Michael has added to the Google drive for the YOPN team.

and we then start chatting about how Google drive notifications work.

0:50 , We now have folders for DM35, well DM33 threw DM50 with a talking points google doc in each folder.

Ready for us to share our ideas of what we want to talk about.

1:41 , Michael thought he could copy and paste, turns out he couldn’t. Here’s how he ended up getting around that, and adding the Google docs to each of the aforementioned folders.

1:50 , and then he explains to you how to access team folders from the drive.google.com site.

2:20 , so now we have talking point documents through episode 50, if anyone else wants to take a stab at going through the process of creating new talking points document for additional episodes, feel free to reach out. Or, I’d love to hear some of you’r automation tips, the one Damashe mentioned might be worth looking into as well.

2:35 , is he going to accomplish it in the next 30 weeks?

The Todoist App on IOS with Voiceover

2:46 , completely unplanned but smooth transition into figuring out how he’s keeping track of everything he’s got going on in his life

What’s the right way to pronounce it?

3:22 , eventually will get through what reasonings the Todoist app on IOS is interesting to Damashe, however first of all let’s take a moment and congratulate the team on improving access to the iOS app. You’ll hear couple of stories of one of us trying it out in the past. Listen to find out who.

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3:55 , access definitely isn’t perfect, and will start chatting a bit about some of our wishes to make the app more accessible for professional blind individuals.

Quick Tip:

Add Tasks to Todoist app on IOS with Voiceover quickly

4:00 , but before we get into those, let’s let Michael give you a quick add navigation tip if you happen to be using VoiceOver.

4:49 , what did Damashe say, The todoist app on ios with Voiceover may be his collaboration project management app of choice?

5:00 , I’m sure there be no questions if the team addressed some of these things he’d like to see cleaned up!

5:15 , that’s probably a big reason to look into premium

5:29 , I hope your kids aren’t listening, NSFW?

Navigation of the Todoist app on IOS with Voiceover

5:45 , as you’ll hear, if you run into this problem it’s possible the only way you’ll be able to get past it is to force close the app from the app switcher.

NOTE: this doesn’t always happen, sometimes when using The todoist app on ios with Voiceover, voiceover will jump to the premium feature notification, however there are other times it doesn’t.

6:15 , and Michael shares some challenges he faces also.

6:45 , and the reason Damashe mentioned is a good reason to look into the premium features.

Thanks for your feedback

7:00 , thanks Justin. for reaching out and asking about productivity prompting Michael to start exploration, ok, and he hints later on in the podcast what else helped him look into To Doist.

He was asking questions about Trello, so of course we started chatting about what we were experimenting with.

8:37 , and now we talk about our experiences on desktop.

Fix Desktop, maybe?

9:00 , Listen to one desktop thing that could be improved.

9:38 , one of the tips Michael recommends when using the keystrokes referenced in the documentation available under the resources heading for this article is that you proceed the keystroke with a scape. It’s possible that this will help with bringing focus to the appropriate place so you can leverage keyboard navigation.

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