It's been a couple of weeks since we launched our new design. Our customers are pretty thrilled about the "New AceProject". We received lots of comments and many of them helped us tweak quite a few things, fix bugs and add elements to our roadmap. We are still working on the documentation, so please be patient. All help pages will be updated in the foreseeable future.

We are extremely proud to announce the official launch of the biggest enhancement in AceProject’s history, that is, a complete redesign of the interface.

The new interface was initially launched as a private beta. Then, a couple of weeks later, the beta was made public. Now, here we are, the new interface is now the official one for all AceProject users.

AceProject never looked so handsome! We are proud of the whole AceProject team. Each every team member was involved in the process.

Among other enhancements, the new interface includes:

• Multi-project tabs that let you open as many projects as you want.
• A global search box that lets you search among all tasks you are allowed to see.
• A search box at the project level that lets you search tasks within a specific project.
• A side bar in edit forms.
• Sections in edit forms and search filters can be shown/hidden in accordance with your needs.
• “Remember filters” option in task lists and easier-to-find actions.
• Enhanced overall speed and more functional screens.
• And much more…

Here are three screenshots of the new interface:

Please note that the system will be migrated to the new interface (currently on beta) on Monday, October 3. No action is required on your part and no data will be lost during the process. The switch will occur at around 5 am Eastern Time and we anticipate 30 minutes of downtime, at worst. Should any of your users be logged in during the migration process, they will lose their session.

It's been a couple of weeks since we released the new interface in private beta. Things are running smoothly and the comments we've gathered so far have helped us significantly improve usability, among others elements.

Summer time is great for taking care of things we have been waiting to accomplish for a long time. This year, we have not slowed down at all and decided to take on a huge project, that is, revamping AceProject's interface completely. We are not talking about color changes and a couple of new fields. Actually, several interface have been either eliminated, rethought or added.

AceProject in the New York Times.