Use a split view for reviewing submissions
Currently, admins browse submissions in a list and open each one in a modal. A master–detail layout would be easier to navigate:
- Left: a searchable/filterable list of submissions.
- Right: the selected submission’s full details and review actions.
Clicking another submission updates the detail panel without closing and reopening a modal.
This would reduce context switching and make reviewing many submissions faster and easier to compare.
proposed layout example:
Copy rendered content as plain text
The Copy button currently includes raw HTML tags such as <div> <p>.
Expected behavior:
- In Rendered mode, copy only the visible plain text while preserving sensible line breaks.
- In Raw mode, copy the original source markup.
Show every manageable campaign on the admin dashboard
The dashboard currently uses “My Campaigns” and appears to show only campaigns created by the current user—even when that user has permission to manage other campaigns.
I suggest:
- Rename My Campaigns to Campaigns.
- Show every campaign the user is authorized to manage.
- Add a Created by me only toggle
- Provide a direct Manage action for each campaign.
This would eliminate the current journey of opening Campaigns, scrolling to find the campaign, opening it, and then clicking Manage Campaign before reaching the admin view.
Use a split view for reviewing submissions
Currently, admins browse submissions in a list and open each one in a modal. A master–detail layout would be easier to navigate:
Clicking another submission updates the detail panel without closing and reopening a modal.
This would reduce context switching and make reviewing many submissions faster and easier to compare.
proposed layout example:
Copy rendered content as plain text
The Copy button currently includes raw HTML tags such as
<div> <p>.Expected behavior:
Show every manageable campaign on the admin dashboard
The dashboard currently uses “My Campaigns” and appears to show only campaigns created by the current user—even when that user has permission to manage other campaigns.
I suggest:
This would eliminate the current journey of opening Campaigns, scrolling to find the campaign, opening it, and then clicking Manage Campaign before reaching the admin view.