Clunky new quote page
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Michael Hsu
The new selection dropdown, as well as the calendar selection, is really clunky. I can't use my keyboard in the category dropdown, so I have to scroll all the way down to get to what I want. The category dropdown is also no longer sorted alphabetically, so it's even more frustrating to search for the category I'm looking for. I don't want to sound critical but as an experienced UX/UI designer and product owner, I highly suggest you revert back to the previous version or have your designer or dev revisit the UI library you're using. These changes are honestly not an improvement to the application at all. If anything, the ux has gotten way worse.
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Fran Jones
BAD!! Printavo, create a quote with infant, toddler, youth and adult sizes with multiple colors and try to attach a mockup or duplicate the line item. You have to scroll all the way down, and then scroll all the way to the right, and then scroll back up. Oh wait, what line item was I supposed to click on? I can't see the color or the item anymore!
WHAT?! I have to have my screen 75% zoomed out to see everything. I'd rather it go back to squishing everything in one view.
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Kimball Hill
+1 Hey Printavo can you confirm if you are having users test out these changes before going live with the entire user base? It's just mind boggling how some of these design flaws can sneak through. there are more clicks now to get a quote put together. I feel like I remember Mr. Farag and Bruce himself in some interview content saying something about how clicks add time and all that time adds up. it's just annoying. Sanmar seems to be drinking the same Kool-aid and can't stop fiddling with the layout.
Scrolling over to access the right end of line items, Customer email link not working, now needing to print from public invoice view instead of the main page due to weird new formatting.
Cory
Kimball Hill It's always been like this. Features ship and it makes you wonder if anyone actually used it before releasing it. Or designing it for that matter.