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GitLab UX update

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Date Published
Author
Allison Whilden
Word Count
415
Company Posts That Month
10
Language
English
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Summary

GitLab's UX Team is unveiling a preview of their ongoing design efforts, which include enhancements for both the upcoming 8.13 release and future updates. Key initiatives include improving empty states to make them more informative and celebratory, streamlining filtering and searching functionalities to create a more powerful and cohesive search experience, and facilitating time tracking on issues with slash commands. The team is also advancing Cycle Analytics by breaking down stages into events for better data transparency and refining the Review Apps experience for better usability. Future plans involve standardizing settings pages, introducing visuals like burndown charts, and refining GitLab's overall personality, with feedback from users being actively sought to shape these developments. Acknowledgement is given to the design team members for their contributions.

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