Find your way faster: areas on the left, one frame for every module
The menu is now a short rail of areas, every module shares the same layout, and the top bar keeps only what you need.

We've rebuilt how you get around ProjectHQ. As we added modules, the old menu stopped fitting on a laptop screen and its icons got hard to tell apart. So the menu on the left is now a short rail of areas: Home, Content, Traffic, Customers and SEO, each named under its icon and each in its own colour.
Rest the pointer on an area and its modules open beside it, each with a one-line hint. Click the area itself and you land in its main module, like Publications for Content or Analytics for Traffic. Prefer a full menu? Keep menu open at the bottom of the rail pins it open, with the areas as sections. Modules you haven't switched on sit faded at the end of their area with Turn on, and Settings waits at the bottom.
Every module now uses the same frame. Its sections are words along the top of the panel, like Overview, Audience and Revenue in Analytics. The module's main action sits in the top right corner, with the settings gear always last. Whatever module you open, things are where you expect them.
The top bar says where you are: your project, then the module. Everything else moved out of it, so it's down to What's new, the bell and your avatar. When we ship something, What's new shows up as a pill naming the newest entry. Click it to catch up.