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Hi community, thank you for all the engagement and we can see the growing interest in improvements to help simplify your view of information on the new Homepage and navigate important information and insights with more ease.
Right now, our team have a few pieces of work underway intended to help with some of the pain points that have been raised here these include:
- More options for the sizing of widgets so you can reduce these frames and better position this information on your screen
- More customisation of information within a widget like being able to remove visuals
- Improving the experience of moving widgets when editing the homepage to make it more obvious when dragging and dropping them to different positions on the page
We’ve also roadmapped further changes for later this year, once everyone is on the new experience. I’ll share more updates as we progress.
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Tim Sheehan
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Another point about recent changes:
Wouldn't it be really great if invoicing had the same simple, efficient and responsive feel and layout as Billing.Tim Sheehan
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Why change it?
It seems like change for the sake of it - an illusion of improvement that is in fact worse. The end user establishes fast efficient habits from familiarity and then you ***** it up.
Your rubbish 'new invoicing' is a case in point. Which is still glitchy, makes unwanted changes or fails to implement stored preferences. Billing is unchanged and sadly reminds me how easy and reliable 'old invoicing' used to be..
You are enshittifying Xero
When I open Xero, I want to get on with business tasks in an efficient manner that is familiar.
I am totally over and utterly annoyed with wasting time "re-learning about how to use and navigate Xero" and couldn't care less about "beautifying" aka shuffling stuff about in your efforts keep an army of software developers employed... perhaps 'right size' your staffing levels and keep your fees down instead.