Why Did You Fix What Wasn’t Broken, HoneyBook
Dear HoneyBook,
I’ve been a loyal user for some time now, and while I appreciate many of the features your software offers, I’m really struggling with a recent update that I hope you’ll consider revisiting.
The recent move of the "Project Task" bar from the right side of the project files to the top has caused a major disruption in my workflow. Having the task bar on the right allowed me to quickly glance and assess where I stood within each project — from the stage of automation tasks, emails, brochures, and other key elements. It was also incredibly convenient to add tasks on the fly, such as my daily “Check In” reminders for specific clients, helping me stay on top of my workload without a hitch.
Now, with the task bar moved to the top, I’m forced to click through to the "Tasks" tab every time I need to check or add a task. Considering HoneyBook already has performance lag when switching between sections like Activity, Files, Notes, and Details, this extra step slows me down even further. Every second counts in my busy day, and these unnecessary clicks and delays add up.
Why fix something that wasn’t broken? I strongly urge you to reconsider this change and return the task bar to its original location on the right side of the project. It was an efficient, intuitive layout that worked for many of us who rely on HoneyBook for streamlined organization.
Please listen to your users and bring back the functionality we need!
