The Jan 21st UI Update
The Jan 21st UI Update is awful. Our company uses many forms that span without having to scroll horizontally. We now have a bunch of forms that are scrolled off the screen. Terrible. Please giv...
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Hey Sam,
Thanks for letting us know about the issue with forms. One of our goals with this rebrand was to make sure the same amount of data was presented on screen. Is there a chance you could open a support case and provide some screenshots of these forms so we can investigate fixing the issue?
Thanks,
Sam Jones
QuickBase Product Manager
Thanks for letting us know about the issue with forms. One of our goals with this rebrand was to make sure the same amount of data was presented on screen. Is there a chance you could open a support case and provide some screenshots of these forms so we can investigate fixing the issue?
Thanks,
Sam Jones
QuickBase Product Manager
- I like the new look and feel.
- Aw, thanks Jeff. Glad to hear it. We're confident once people are used to the change, they'll grow to love it.
- @Sam - I think this minimizes the valid points raised in the community today over some technical issues (i.e. alignment and others), as well as the color issues (default white header, purple clashing with custom branding). This is supposed to be enterprise software, which by its very nature indicates customization. For client-facing applications, this doesn't look great. The rest, I can live with. I'll concede that yes, we'll get accustomed to some of the changes, but some of them seem to not have been made with the end-user in mind, and the huge variety of applications and their uses for your customers. For internal Quick Base and general branding, the purple is fine. But inside our password-protected accounts and applications, we should have the ability to customize, or at minimum, have the option to change to neutral colors like it was before.
You mentioned in another response that you got a large about of feedback that the UI looked outdated - but did people request that purple be the color splashed all over their applications as the resolution to that? Is there any discussion of changing this? If not, I'd like to know sooner rather than later so I can rebrand my applications. - The UI may have looked outdated, but not being user friendly went out with the 90's. maybe they should do more user testing before launch such a dramatic change.
- Would much rather have "old stable functionality" over "shiny and new" any day.
