Enable Show/Hide Functionality for Pages in New UX

BenjaminLambert

Description:

I would like to propose an enhancement to the Anaplan New UX that would allow users to display or hide pages within the content. Currently, this functionality is available in the Classic UX, and its absence in the New UX limits the flexibility and customization of user experiences.

Rationale:

The ability to selectively show or hide pages would greatly enhance the user experience by allowing model builders and administrators to tailor the interface according to user needs and preferences. This feature would enable users to present only the most relevant information and streamline navigation by making certain pages accessible only through navigation buttons or links.

By implementing this functionality, we can achieve:

1. Improved User Experience: Users can focus on the most relevant pages without being overwhelmed by unnecessary information.
2. Enhanced Navigation: Dashboards can be organized more intuitively, allowing users to find what they need quickly and efficiently.
3. Customizable Interfaces: Administrators can create a more personalized and engaging experience for different user roles, ensuring that everyone has access to the information that matters most to them.

I believe that adding this feature would significantly improve the usability and effectiveness of the New UX, aligning with Anaplan's commitment to delivering a powerful and user-friendly platform.

Thank you for considering this idea. I look forward to your feedback and hope to see this enhancement in future updates!

nivaniuk

This is a fantastic idea!

The ability to display or hide pages in the Anaplan New UX would undoubtedly enhance user experience and provide greater flexibility for administrators. Customization is key to effective navigation, and this feature would allow users to focus on what truly matters to them without the clutter of unnecessary information.

I wholeheartedly support this proposal and hope to see it implemented in future updates!
Thank you for bringing this forward!