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RISE: New launch page w Library
We appreciate all the updates that Articulate has been making with custom blocks, and many, many other features these past 2 years.
But today, under rigorous deadlines (our team), we are wishing we could revert back to the "legacy" UI for the opening of RISE (launch page).
The new top layer (Library) seems confusing when one is in a dreadful hurry, and although I've clicked through many times today, it's not becoming intuitive, but confusing.
In addition, I can no longer readily determine if I am in "Review 360" or "RISE authoring" whereas before, it was obvious, and easy to move around, know where I am.
(New icons indicated "in review" or "published" have no meaning to us; but we realize every firm has their own preferred workflow.)
(And yes, I do recall about 3 to 4 years ago upon a UI change involving folders, there was much controversy and we all adapted.)
With changes so dramatic, I am wishing for a 'revert' to legacy UI button (like I've seen in other portals & dashboard).
Nevertheless, totally regard Articulate as a top-notch software that keeps evolving, growing, and keeping up with change, innovation, and technology!
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Hey DianeWestern-0d & TomAllmark,
Thank you for the kind words and candid feedback after our recent platform evolution.
We never want our users to feel stuck or lost while authoring toward tight deadlines. I'm sorry if that has been the experience for you and your teams. Right now, there isn't a way to revert to our legacy UI, but your insights will be shared directly with our development teams.
I understand that you'd like to see additional enhancements to make the Rise dashboard more distinguishable from Review. Can you share more about where the lack of intuitiveness is hitting hardest? Is the Library view making it harder to find courses quickly, or the overlap between Rise and Review that's causing confusion?
I totally agree, we would definitely revert if that was an option.
The library is what people use most and it's now hidden behind clicks, which makes zero sense.
