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Hello, I'm starting to use paper again to write notes down on what needs doing, meetings conversations etc rather than use Trello as it actually makes me anxious trying to get where i need to be on it now. Not a great sign! There are a few reasons. First one is board navigation so fully support this thread. Also the actual interface for cards just doesnt work for me anymore. I am not clear why this has changed as it was brilliant before, with clear right hand index of options and I liked the feed. I really hope that this can go back to how it was as the new card look feels very 'cold' unlike the great work space which is a key reason I like(d) Trello so much for. On plus side, clearly there are a lot of fans out there who want to remain fans ; )

That's great fd5ee99a7a4c but if I am reading your update correctly, the new update allows to keep the board list on the left (switch between the old and new layouts). 

But this ticket is both about the ability to keep the board list on the left and also workspaces/worktables! 

Worktables are super important to my team and we use the left-hand side view all the time (and they are completely burried in the new layout).

Will we be getting an option to have them on the left back, too? 

Hi all! Lex here from the Product Management team. Just wanted to share that we aer making some improvements to the navigation based on all of your feedback. Please see this blog for more details. 

Would be great if we could have the old layout back........it was more efficient then the new way....

Our team has quite a few users, and i dont see this going down well....

Hi, the new design isn't working for me. I need to see the boards in the left panel, It's inefficient to have to click twice and search for the board I need to access each time.

Major Usability Concern

The recent removal of the left-hand navigation could be a deal breaker for my team, which has relied on your platform for the past nine years. We’re a large manufacturing company with a sales staff that isn’t particularly tech-savvy and generally resistant to change. This UI update has introduced unnecessary friction into our workflow.

Previously, the left nav made it easy to access our frequently used boards. Now, those same boards require additional clicks to locate, while the main workspace is cluttered with an inbox we’ve never used or needed. From a usability standpoint, this change doesn’t make sense for us.

While our $2,000 annual subscription may be modest in the grand scheme, it represents a serious investment for our team. Our leadership has already asked me to begin exploring alternative solutions in case this change remains permanent.

We’re sharing this feedback in the hope that our voice is heard and that user experience remains a priority.

Hola ! me pasa lo mismo que a la mayoría, me saco tiempo de productividad la quita del panel izquierdo ! lo necesito de nuevo ! no entiendo esos cambios que hacen sin consultar a los verdaderos usuarios que lo usamos dia a dia ! El tablero izquierdo era de mucha ayuda por que tenias una mejor visualización de todos los tableros. 

Why kill the left nav? Now it takes 3-5 clicks to access a workspace view. My team and I rely on the left nav for quick navigation. By killing it you have massively decreased the Trello's utility for us and many, many other premium users. We don't need yet another inbox to check. We just need good navigation tools.

PLEASE bring back the sidebar board or at least make it OPTIONAL so that users can switch it off!!!

The new Trello Personal Productivity views are completely unusable for our organization’s needs. These changes significantly disrupt our workflow and reduce the overall usability of the platform.

It is critical that users are given the option to retain the classic view. Forcing a one-size-fits-all layout disregards the diverse ways teams use Trello and undermines the flexibility that made the tool so effective.

We strongly urge Atlassian to restore access to the classic interface or provide an option to switch between views. Without this, we will need to explore alternative solutions that better support our operational needs.