Some of the most satisfying releases aren't the 'one big shiny feature' but squashing dozens of tiny bugs and annoyances.
Today we rolled out a release which just improves your quality of life in a ton of small ways when creating and editing your content.
Team and framework page improvements
- The 'disciplines' row in your framework page no longer scrolls out of view, meaning you have all the context even when you're working right at the bottom of your framework
- When you want to add a requirement to a position at a level higher than the number of levels in a skill, we no longer default you to creating a new requirement. That was pretty confusing, so now you can still pick from existing levels or click once more to create a new one.
- Weird bug - when you updated the capitalisation on a discipline name, it might disappear! Now fixed.
- After creating a position on the framework page, you now stay there.
- After editing position details in a modal, you are brought back to the page you were previously on.
- New skill levels have a consistent look and feel with existing ones
- When choosing a level for a requirement, the whole card is now clickable, not just the little text link. You can also click through to edit a skill from that modal.
- Clicking the + button to add a skill at the top of a framework gives you the same options you get in other places
Other improvements
- We now pull in your image from Office 365 if you've signed up using that method
- When editing a skill in a modal, you can't accidentally close it, losing progress. We now warn you!
- We've improved the behaviour around auto-saving on check-ins to make it a bit less eager.
Lots more to come!
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