Hey Kyle, Thanks for your feedback. First - the menu bar - a little testing shows that the navigation bar loads first for all the other items except the "Campaigns" and guess what? Campaigns is the one I use most frequently. Bottom line - whatever it takes - please get it fixed so that the screen does NOT jump. Second - Here is my first post on the interface: "Productivity is the name of my game. The New UI has proven to be a step backwards in my productivity. Too many clicks, scrolls, etc. to get my job done. Not sure what the CC design parameters were, but they did not work out for me on a FAST Windows 10 machine with an SSD and dual monitors. CC - Please consider revision so that navigation is not so user intensive." Followed up by: " Hello, First, as a fellow programmer - I really do appreciate the long hours and hard work that is necessary to create something that really works for a large number of users. Your new interface is a failure. My credentials? I am Network Administrator for a 501.c.3 charitable organization that provides medical care for needy people. I am Webmaster for 12 domains that actually turn a profit. I am NOT naming names, unless you (CC Management) contact me privately - you know how - OK? Let's take a trip down memory lane and consider other ideas that did not make the grade: Galaxy Note 7 - Truly a crash and burn Windows Vista - Looked good - at first Microsoft Zune - Too klutzy to use Windows ME - Do you remember this one? MySpace - Crushed by Facebook Olestra - zero calorie fat substitute Going farther back in time: "New" Coke - an absolute disaster Sony betamax - technically superior, but trounced by VHS The Edsel - Yes I am old enough to remember this one. Bottom line - the folks responsible for all of the above failed products worked hard, used all of their considerable ingenuity, spent tons of cash, and yet they all failed for a variety of reasons. For each one there was a point in time when stark reality hit them between the eyes, and they were forced to acknowledge that in spite of all of their combined wisdom, effort, and cash - they produced a product that ultimately failed. I encourage CC to cut your losses, dump the new interface, and revive the previous interface while your folks work on something better. Respectfully, PunchCard" So Kyle - The key issue is productivity. Kinda like taxes - "Oh it's OK to add an extra penny to Sales Tax - nobody will notice..." Then before you know it - so many pennies have been added that the tax is prohibitive. The interface requires way too much navigation, especially for those of us who used the previous one. New customers have never known anything else, but I do. And, I have learned to really NOT like it. I am still with CC for one reason, and one only, the integration that CC has between Events and Emails is keeping me with CC. I would go somewhere else in a heartbeat if I could - primarily because of the lousy interface. Thanks for your interest and help. Punchcard
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