hdavis1212

Thank you all for your responses! I found the UI thread after I posted this and I'm glad to see that Evernote did take the time to write a blog post about it prior to its release (even if I'm not a fan of the color palette, that addresses my concern about company communications around it). I strongly agree with what Piacitelli expresses above. I was quite attached to the established visual "personality" of the UI and, up until the latest UI update, I felt that it had continuity over the years. That said, there is a lot that I continue to appreciate about Evernote's core functionality.

I logged into Evernote web this morning and a lot of the colors in the interface had changed to a bluish-purple color. I've been a paid Evernote user for over 10 years for personal and professional use and have always loved the green color scheme. I'm incredibly bummed that Evernote didn't give their users a heads up that they were doing a rebrand. Even the beautiful, classic elephant icon from the loading screen has been replaced. This re-branding was not an improvement and I hope enough people agree that they roll it back. It seems like a small thing, but when a company makes a change like this without a heads up, it makes me question whether I want to stick with them. In addition to reliable and user-friendly software functionality, the aesthetic of any interface that I am frequently working in throughout the day matters deeply to me.