When you open the Projects menu from the left-hand navigation, you will see a blue notification banner inviting you to try the new Projects Menu experience.

If you’re not ready to switch, select Maybe later to continue using the current (legacy) experience.

Note: The notification will include the date when the opt-in period ends. After that date, the new Projects Menu will become the standard experience for all users.

During the opt-in period, you can switch back to the legacy Projects Menu at any time.

When selecting the option to return to the legacy view, you may be asked to provide feedback about your experience with the new interface. You can:

Your feedback helps us improve the experience before it becomes the default.

While the core functionality remains familiar, the updated interface introduces several enhancements designed to improve efficiency and customization.

The New Project button is now located on the left side of the page.

From here, you can create a new project just as you did previously.

You can still toggle between the same project views:

But now you can also save your current view with a custom name, set it as your default view, or choose to share it with your team. To save a new view:

To edit a saved view, simply click the More Icon (ellipses) to the right of the view title and select the action you would like to take.

The new Projects Menu provides powerful customization options so you can tailor the project list to your workflow.

You can control which data columns appear in your project table.

To customize columns:

Pinned columns remain visible even when scrolling horizontally.

You can also search for specific columns in the Columns panel to quickly find the data you need.

Each column can be sorted directly from the table.

Click the column arrows to cycle through sorting options:

Filtering is now applied directly at the column level, allowing for more flexible filtering across multiple columns.

To filter a column:

You can also create multiple rules within a filter to match any of several values.

Example:

Multiple columns can be filtered at the same time.

The Filters button at the top of the page displays all active filters.

From here you can:

The Reports feature remains available on the Projects page, but is now found within the Reports button, rather than the View icon.

You can also export the current project list in several formats:

Exports will reflect the current filters and view settings applied to the table.

You can control how much spacing appears between rows in the project table.

Available options include:

This allows you to choose between improved readability or seeing more projects at once.

The search bar allows you to quickly find projects by:

For example, you can search for projects where you are the project manager.

The Show Minimal Action Menu setting allows you to reduce the size of the action menu displayed for each project.

When enabled, the action menu appears as an ellipses.

When disabled, the full set of action icons is displayed.

Currently available actions include:

You can now favorite projects directly from the project list.

Simply click the star icon next to a project to add it to your Favorites list.

Favorited projects appear in the Favorite Projects view, making it easier to focus on projects you work with most often.

The Projects Menu still includes the additional tabs you’re familiar with:

These sections have also received interface updates similar to the main Projects Menu. The WIP tab in particular now includes several additional columns, an option for grouping by Market, and the ability to sort or filter by any column.

The new Projects Menu is designed to help you find projects faster, customize your workspace, and streamline project management.

We encourage you to try the new experience during the opt-in period and share feedback to help us continue improving the platform.