Built from your feedback, the update is now live on the web app and rolling out on mobile with version 8.14.1.
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This is cetainly an improvement!
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Thank you, these changes make it much easier to view the investments page, which is what we all use T212 for.
Are there any plans to reinstate the values along the Y-axis for our overall portfolio and for pies? The wiggly line is largely meaningless without them. Thanks
Thank god, dispite the name the new layout is actually good. Not a single slide up menu insight, pies are back where they belong as part of investments and it evens seems like the boarders have been trimmed down.
Please add:
Year-to-date
Turn back on (or let me select) the Y axis so I can see the total account values with some context not just a random blue line.
Wait…. What? This is it? They only removed the slider and that’s it? I assumed they would actually change back to the old design… Its still the same minus the slider. I still cant see my spending pot like before, which is the most important thing to me, you still have the stupid small window search bar for stocks instead of a designated tab on the top like before… Wow… this was disappointing
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Can’t believe the home page still has the silly slider box. Omg.
Thank you for addressing the calls for UI changes. Unfortunately, it appears you want to stick with this ‘bubble’ section design.
Please, for consistency would you allow all sections to have the hide/collapse detail option? Happy you reinstated the section rearrangement facility.
Although I do use the Investment Allocation (heat map), I’d prefer it wasn’t glaring at me constantly. The ISA allocation section certainly needs collapsing - it serves very little purpose. One simple coloured line is all that was required. It’s probably only looked at once a year - financial year end (April).
I reiterate others’ requests for y axis values on all graphs.
Thank you for your attempts to improve the UI design. However, the calls for a beta test programme are a good idea. Sweeping autocratic design changes can’t be good for custom/business!
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Everyone has their own individual preferences for what they would like to see. You can’t please everyone all the time but simply giving the user more customisation options will go a long way.
Of course, T212 can set the defaults how they think best, but if a user wants to move things around, show or hide elements to suit them, just let that be an option. It’s not too much to ask.
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Thanks for getting rid of the pull up assets bar and reverting to the original look.
One thing I did like however was, having pie’s and individual stocks separated, please add that part back as an option.
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Thank you, T212 team, for listening to the vast majority of your customers and bringing back the old portfolio look!
Definitely a huge improvement compared to the previous update. Thank you!
What I miss is having the pies listed at the top. I think it’s really user-unfriendly to have the pies just listed in the list of the holdings sorted in alphabetical order, as if they were stocks of their own.
IMHO it was better to have them separately listed at the top (or at the bottom, that would work too).
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Please enable users to permanently bury the Create a pie heading above existing holdings if they have no intention of using it.
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Device: Android smartphone.
Issue: Still can’t filter between pie vs individual investment (like before) 
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Thanks!
Here’s a suggestion: Show the Asset Allocation section (heat map) also inside pies.
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Thanks.
As others have said, please restore the functionality to toggle on/off the visibility of pies, single investments or pies+investments as it was before in investments. I don’t want to see every random little amount of some stock mixed up in between the pies.
Also as others have requested, we are still waiting for the monetary values to be reinstated to the y-axis on the main portfolio chart, and all the pie charts.
A blue squiggly line with no values set against it is useless! I was promised in a chat with your colleagues last month that this was definitely being reinstated with these January updates, but it hasn’t been 
It’s completely baffling why you would remove this in the first place frankly. Why would an investment platform be trying to hide basic portfolio value information from its users? It doesn’t make any sense. 
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