This weeks release (10 Jan) included Architect data tables user interface updates - and I am not a fan of the new 'improved' layout.
Previously the edit page would be full screen and could take advantage of the real estate. And the string field would by default take up 1 line, but could be easy expanded to see more content.
Now the new layout now squashes the row edit into about 1/3 of the space it uses to occupy with the font size about 20% smaller.
It also defaults the size (height) of the string field to about 4-5 lines and cannot be made smaller.
I don't know how this could be a more "more visually intuitive experience" - it just smaller text in a tinier window with endless scrolling :( Could at least make the pop-out edit window fit to width
Also to use on a mobile to quickly edit/update a data table row is even harder (yes I know a 'mobile' interface isn't expected/supported/optimal - but sometimes I just need to quickly update a value without access to a full desktop interface)
Before it would be usable in a pinch.
Now it's still possible, but it's even harder with half the field cut off and excessive margins / whitespace.
Don't know whether I'm being unreasonable - but I am not a fan of updates that prefer form over function.
If the edit row could be the same as the Flow Outcome edit page, that would still fit the newer UI look but retain similar function:
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Jeff
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