As described in this forum post
https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/msteams/forum/all/teams-planner-links-showing-as-large-icons/4e757700-5fa9-4f0a-b400-b476f0c4ca1a
the layout of Planner task cards with an attachment of type "link" for which "Show on card" is ticked has changed for the worse recently.
The feature adds a clickable link with a small icon before it to the card. A few days ago, this was all it did, and we liked it.
Now, the icon is also used as the preview image, larger than the card itself (see screenshot), wasting precious screen space. There seems to be no way to disable the preview image (other than not showing the link on the card at all). This makes the feature unusable for us. We want to have the link right on the card, but not the huge preview image.
Please revert to the old behavior OR add an option to attachments to "Show as (large) preview image", which one can disable if desired.

Summary:
The maximum is reached with 10 tasks per bucket at a zoom-level of 100%. Not enough to manage business projects...

Why:
Complex projects of today cannot be managed with this small amount of tasks. However, there is a huge need for clever project management tools such as Planner.

How:
The easy handling of Planner should be continued. Therefore the solution should be a simple slider or a few view settings (e.g. standard, max x tasks, all tasks on one page).

What:
With this solution it is easy to see which project member has too many tasks.
The challenge is to make the writing recognizable at the same time.
For that some details could be hidden (e.g. calender symbol). Alternatively you can move the date, the assigned person as well as the edit button to the left so that there is more space for the task description.
An even simpler option is that only the font and the boxes shrink. But not the "teams" setting. This becomes more and more relevant when users switch between mobile work with a laptop and stationary work with large screens.

I have already tried Planner several times in projects. So far it has always failed because not all tasks were visible and the users could not see the whole picture.

I am convinced that Planner will become one of the most powerful planning tools because it has Outlook integration and the tasks can be assigned very easily.

Unless there is no possibility to adjust the level of details, planner will remain only a tool for small teams or tests.

Please unleash the potential of Planner to provide a valuable tool for all project managers worldwide.

Many thanks in advance.

Daniel
Project Manager

1. We can Customize the Progress like On-Hold is mandatory for an activity


2. Customize new Fields to link with Project Management based on Manager's feasibility


3. Members of the Teams can view all the Activity irrespective of what activity is assigned to them. Also, they can able to change the entire activity which was assigned to them, rather they can able to add only Comments, Status and Tick the Check list not to add/delete it. If Point 2 is addressed, Owner of the Planner can have the flexibility to enable the custom field as Editable for the Plan Members


4. We can also enable Table format to edit the Comments by Manager or Lead during the Status call, which will provide more benefits and reduction of time management in updating the planner and taking notes separately.

A great solution would be if in Assignment the teacher could add the estimated time of solving and the time he spent on composing the task.
Similarly, the student should write down how much time he or she has spent completing the task.
This data would then be collected in a Sharepoint list and displayed with PowerBI or in Insights.In our school we are most interested in the weekly / daily workload of students all toogether and by diferent subjects.
Of course, it would be great if you could also read the data from all the Assignment drafts and plan your work in advance.

Add a "create task" action for posts in Microsoft Teams. For a post, when you click on the ellipsis and "More actions", the Planner "create task" action opens a card with the content of the post as the task description. The card lets you add a few other details for the task and if you save, would reply to the post with a link to the task just created.

The card should be kept simple. Focus is on quickly capture the content of a post into a task and make it visible that a task has been created. The details can always be changed in Planner.