While dragging a card, hovering a collapsed stage rail for about a quarter second expands that stage — collapsing the others in accordion mode — so the drop can land there. Moving off cancels the countdown. The behaviour is modelled on macOS Finder spring-loaded folders.
Also called: drag to collapsed column · hover to open stage · drag and drop deals
- 1Dragging over a collapsed rail starts a 280ms timer keyed to that column
- 2Re-entering the same rail does not restart the timer; leaving it cancels
- 3On fire, the stage expands and in accordion mode the others collapse
- 4A drop indicator line shows exactly where in the column the card will land
Collapsing the board to one stage made it readable on a phone and made dragging impossible, because every stage you might drop into was closed. Holding a dragged card over a collapsed stage now springs that stage open, so a rep moves a deal into any stage without first clicking it open.
- Collapsed stages being undroppable targets
- Two-handed drag interactions on a laptop trackpad
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