Dashboards & Custom Reports — Refreshed UI Components for a More Consistent Experience

Modified on Thu, 2 Jul at 5:02 AM

What's new?

Dashboards look and feel more polished — header, navigation, breadcrumbs, side panel, and modals are all visually unified
Every chart and widget type (numeric, bar, donut, line, table, funnel, and more) has been updated with
consistent loading states, error states, and card styling
Advanced filters, quick filter panel, and datepicker all follow the same visual language across dashboards and reports
Custom metric builder — including the formula builder and filter panel — has a cleaner, more consistent layout
Report builder, report list, schedule page, and clone/duplicate flows are visually aligned end to end
Widget AI summary, Google Ads, Facebook, and Google Analytics widgets are included in the update

How it works:

Go to Settings → Labs in your account. Enable "Dashboard and custom reporting – UI consistency update" to try the refreshed experience
The updated UI loads automatically when you open Dashboards or Custom Reports
All your existing dashboards, reports, widgets, filters, and custom metrics remain exactly as they were
If you notice anything that looks off, use the feedback button to let us know

Why it matters:

Consistency you can feel — every surface in Dashboards and Custom Reports now follows the same visual system, so nothing looks out of place as you move between pages
Fewer visual surprises — spacing, typography, dropdowns, and tooltips are aligned across the board — no more mismatched elements between pages
Foundation for what's next — this upgrade sets the stage for faster feature delivery in Dashboards and Reporting going forward

Notes:

This is a UI consistency update — no functionality, data, or workflows have changed. If you've added custom CSS styling, some changes may be needed due to the UI consistency change. We recommend reviewing your dashboards' styles to ensure they are working as expected.
Minor spacing differences may be visible in some areas — these are expected as part of the component alignment