design(completed): render completed tasks as a dense ruled list, not floating cards - #225
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What
The project Completed view rendered each finished task as a full-width floating card (
border+box-shadow+border-radius,padding: 12px 14px,gap: 8px) — a struck-through title clustered on the left with a large empty right region on desktop, and airy low-density rows on mobile.Completed was the last task-list surface still using floating cards, after the List view (#109), My Tasks (#220), the Calendar agenda (#221), and Search (#222) were all made dense. This brings it in line, scoped to
.completed__row/.completed__list:border/box-shadow/border-radius/ surface fill; give each row a singleborder-bottomhairline (--tf-border) + a--tf-surface-2hover highlight, and zero the.completed__listgap so the dividers butt into one continuous ruled list.min-width: 0+ ellipsis to.completed__titleso a long task name truncates instead of pushing the timestamp/reopen control off the row (the row was already horizontal: title → "when" → reopen).Token/CSS-only; no markup, logic, or schema change. Verified in light, dark, and mobile.
Before / After
Desktop — reads as a scannable archive list, no empty right region.
Mobile / Dark (after)
With this, the dense-ruled-row treatment is consistent across every task-list surface: List, My Tasks, Calendar agenda, Search, and Completed.