- The whole customer dashboard is being rebuilt page by page
- Shared cards, buttons, pop-up sheets, menus and tables across every page
- Sidebar now expands to show each page's sub-sections
The whole customer dashboard — Overview, Trades, Statistics, Performance, Vault, Billing, Learn, Support and your Profile — is being rebuilt page by page on one shared set of components: consistent cards, buttons, pop-up sheets, menus and tables. That matters because, until now, each page had grown somewhat independently, so controls and spacing varied from page to page.
What changed
Every page is reviewed on desktop, tablet and phone, in both light and dark appearance, before it ships. The sidebar now also expands to show a page's sub-sections, so related pages — like the different Statistics views — are easier to find.
Why it matters
Before this project, each page had grown somewhat independently, so the controls, spacing and even some wording varied from page to page. A single shared design makes the whole dashboard easier to learn, and faster for us to maintain and extend.
What you need to do
Nothing is required of you. We will publish a short post about each page as it ships, covering exactly what moved, what is new, and anything you might want to know about where to find a feature now.
In detail
- Overview, Trades, Statistics, Performance, Vault, Billing, Learn, Support and your Profile are all moving to the shared design.
- The sidebar now expands to reveal a section's sub-pages, such as the five views inside Statistics.
- Every page is checked in both light and dark appearance, on Mac, iPad and iPhone sizes, before it ships.
- We are publishing a dedicated post for each page as it moves over, so you can read exactly what changed on the pages you use most.
One more thing
Rebuilding page by page, rather than all at once, means you will see a mix of old and new pages in your dashboard for a while — that is expected, not a bug, and we are sequencing the most-used pages first.
Each page gets its own post on this blog as it ships, so you can always find out exactly what changed on a specific page without having to guess.
We would rather ship a page as soon as it is genuinely ready than hold the whole dashboard back until every corner is finished, so expect this rollout to continue in visible stages over the coming weeks rather than arriving all at once.