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Question What is your opinion on the upcoming Domain Card look and feel?

Peter Debik

Community Manager until 3/2024
Plesk Team
Server operating system version
All operating systems
Plesk version and microupdate number
18.0.x
Hello Pleskians,
after many tests and long research we came up with a new Plesk look and feel for the "Domain Card". These changes will be implemented soon. We would like to gather a final feedback. If you have something to say about it, here is your chance.
Thanks in advance!

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Looks nice! I particularly like that the icons are colored again. A minor observation; the alarm clock seems a bit off to me as an icon for Scheduled Tasks. An icon of a calendar or a regular clock feels like a better fit imho.

Also, since work is being done on the domain card, I like to take the opportunity to bring up the issue of the Usage Stats again. Since Plesk staff stated the issue won't be fixed it might be worth considering to remove the Usage Stats from the domain cards of sub domains and secondary (add-on) domains.
 
If Plesk is going for a bigger, nontech-savvy audience, I wouldn't call it "Dev Tools" because not everyone knows what that means.
Just "Tools" or, even better, "Utilities" would suffice in that case.
 
Peter, I was quite impressed by it. Of course, the second I created a wordpress website it disappeared but it looked cool.
I wouldn't change a thing.
It's layout is easy to see and know what you're looking at.
 
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