Who picked this new ugly font?
Guys, seriously. Is QB on a speed-run to ruin the platform as fast as possible? I wake up today, and have dozens of complaints from users on the new system font that is harder to read that the prev...
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I’ve been using the new layout for a few days now and wanted to share some observations.
Some of the legacy forms that previously fit comfortably on a single page now require horizontal scrolling because the column spacing has increased significantly. This makes them a bit harder to work with than before.
The email table, in particular, has become much more difficult to navigate. The increased row spacing, combined with the lack of row coloring, grouping, filtering, sorting, or customization options, makes it challenging to review or manage a long list of emails. Without tags, descriptions, or adjustable visible columns, it’s hard to quickly understand what types of emails are on the table or locate specific items efficiently.
Like others have mentioned, I don’t recall seeing advance notice about these changes. While most of the updates are manageable, the expanded spacing in list views—especially in areas without supporting sort or filter tools—has made everyday use noticeably less efficient.
- MarkShnier__You
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Would you mind posting a screen shot?
Not only do these changes bother me, but they can confuse users. Years of muscle memory down the drain, with zero benefit to a user/developer.
QB spends so much time talking about "Gray Work", while they literally create it themselves through terrible or unneeded UI changes.
Stop removing contrast, outlines, etc. Stop making everything WHITE with 500px of padding.
