Card Aging Board
A kanban board where each card carries a days in column chip tiered fresh, aging, or stale, with stale cards flagged and a threshold legend.
A kanban board where each card carries a days in column chip tiered fresh, aging, or stale, with stale cards flagged and a threshold legend.
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Card Aging Board is the Acme platform board tuned to surface staleness: every card carries a days in column chip tiered as fresh, aging, or stale, and each column header names the age of its oldest card. Stale cards, over seven days without a move, gain a destructive border and a short note prompting the team to unblock them or move them back. A legend in the header spells out the three thresholds.
Columns and cards are a typed array where each card declares its day count and tier, and the chip and border styling read from a lookup keyed by tier, so retiering a card is a one field change. The oldest value per column is a header field rather than a live maximum, which keeps the demo stable while mapping cleanly to a computed value in real data.
Reach for this block when time in stage is the signal that matters, typically an ops or delivery board where cards can quietly stall. Wire the day counts to your last column move timestamp and set the tier thresholds from your team policy.
A natural flow around it on an Application Pro page:
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One strong use is the platform delivery board. Other aging setups:
Tip: reserve the destructive color for genuinely stale cards; if half the board is red, the tier has stopped meaning anything and the eye tunes it out.