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    Hi team, we have some updates to share. Before we dive into the details, we want to be clear that while we’re committed to monitoring, learning, and refining the Homepage, we don’t intend to return to the previous Dashboard style or its column-based widget layout.

    A few months back, we rolled out several enhancements to the "Edit homepage" capability to give you better control over your layout, including:

    • Widgets that remain stationary until they are dropped into a new placement
    • A "shadow" preview showing exactly where a widget will be placed during drag-and-drop
    • Refined animations for a much smoother visual experience
    • Improved on-page guidance regarding how to save multiple layouts across different screen sizes

    In addition to the existing size options for Chart of Accounts and Cash In and Out, our team is currently building smaller widget sizes for Invoices Owed to You, Bills to Pay, Chart of Account, Cash…

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    Roy Hsieh commented  · 

    It feels like every time Xero introduces a new look, the usability becomes more frustrating rather than more intuitive. I often find myself wishing I could revert to the previous version. Despite seeing consistent feedback from users expressing similar concerns, the changes remain permanent, and there doesn’t appear to be an option to switch back.

    For many of us, efficiency and familiarity are critical. When the interface changes frequently, it disrupts workflow, slows down daily tasks, and increases unnecessary cognitive load. What worked well before didn’t need reinvention.

    If major design updates are necessary, I strongly encourage offering users the option to retain the classic interface, or at least ensuring that changes prioritize usability and workflow stability over visual refreshes.

    Please consider the impact these frequent redesigns have on long-term users who rely on Xero every day.

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