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# Introducing Trade Colour Visualisation: Clarity Like Never Before!

We’re excited to unveil **Trade Colour Visualisation**, a powerful new feature designed to simplify and enhance your task management experience in VisiLean. This feature introduces a dynamic toggle, enabling users to switch seamlessly between zone-based and trade-based colours in their 2D views.

#### What Does It Do?

With Trade Colour Visualisation, you can effortlessly identify which trades are active in specific zones at a glance. The toggle transforms the way zones are displayed, highlighting each area with colours representing assigned trades. Whether you’re reviewing a single trade’s tasks or overseeing overlapping trades in a zone, this feature provides a clear, concise view of your project’s workflow.

#### Key Features

* **Wireframe Mode for Unassigned Zones**: Zones created in this mode will remain in wireframe until they are assigned, providing a clear visual distinction for unallocated areas.
* **Visual Consistency**: Ensure that unassigned zones are easy to identify, helping you manage and allocate tasks effectively.
* **Simplified Zone Creation**: Create zones seamlessly while maintaining the flexibility to assign them later without disrupting workflows.
* **Multi-Trade Indicators**: For zones involving multiple trades, we’ve introduced visual indicators, ensuring you’re always aware of shared responsibilities.
* **Uncoloured Zones**: Zones without assigned trades remain uncoloured, helping you focus on active areas without unnecessary distractions.

#### Why It Matters

This enhancement is designed to improve your visual understanding of task and trade allocations, enabling faster decision-making and smoother collaboration across teams. Imagine a construction manager quickly identifying trades operating in specific areas during a progress review or a planner verifying trade allocations at a glance. The efficiency gains are immense.


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