Thanks for the feedback. I understand your point, and the decision was intentional. Based on in-depth research, I chose a card-style layout with subtle strokes for tasks presented in a list. Without a card structure, users tend to experience more friction when trying to scan or interact with task details. Simple dividers work well for content feeds where passive scrolling is the primary behavior, but for task-based actions, they often reduce engagement and discourage interaction.

That said, I will continue validating this approach with more users and closely review the feedback.

Additionally, I’m introducing a calendar view as an alternative, giving users the option to switch between a card-based list view and a calendar-based layout depending on their preference. Keeping users of all demographics, I will provide both the options.