LionDesk V2 CRM Ideas Portal

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I agree that V2 needs to be more aesthetically user friendly. V1 is easier to navigate because of it's color coding .

-Casey Sandberg

Assistant & Client Care Coordinator

I only started using LionDesk with V2. I have never used V1 for more than 3 minutes. I can honestly say V2's look is a huge burden to it's usability.

YES V2 is more modern, cleaner lines and "better" looking aesthetically

However, there is little to no differentiation between boxes of text, contact fields. It is ALL Blue, White and White/Gray. Boxes and boxes and boxes. Blue white, blue white, blue white.

Some better color differentiation would be a HUGE asset to the usability in V2. It's painful to look at for long periods of time. I have 1 sales team member who refuses to use V2 for now, and I don't blame her.

YES! The monochromatic look of V2 is one of the main reasons I still won't use it. It is just not visually appealing and it harder to find what I need.

I'm going to add another comment...The look and feel of V1 is SO much better. I do like the functionality of V2 better, but it's just too basic. In V1, it's really easy for my eyes to see and pick up what's happening. In V2 I have to actually click and read things.

I voted for this but I want more color options than just "branding".  I like V1 where activities were different colors; it makes easy to scroll and see what's happening.  Now there's no difference between a sent email and an opened email.  More color coding across the board would be great...I think there's another vote for that though

Agreed.  I like the new look and feel however it's too much white for my eyes...need some contrasting color.  Be nice to be able to choose the contrasting color theme.