Platform-wide updates for an enhanced user experience

What's new?

We've standardized buttons, CTAs, filters, and dropdowns across Scrut for consistency. Key updates include:

#1: Standardized Buttons, CTAs & Filter Language

What’s changed

• Consistent button UX copy, such as "Add" for all Scrut items; "Create" for external integrations like Jira.

• Removed redundant “+” icons and unclear labels

• Clear and actionable filter terminology

• Directional cues added for multi-step actions (→)

Why it matters

These updates reduce confusion caused by inconsistent labels, improve clarity, reduce cognitive load, and provide a more unified experience across workflows.

#2: Unified Dropdown Component & Multi-line Text Support

What’s changed

• Long menu items now wrap into multiple lines instead of truncating

• Consistent typography (Rethink Sans)

• All dropdown interaction states are now defined:

  • Default

  • Hover

  • Focused

  • Disabled

  • Grouped lists

Why it matters

Enhanced readability, accessibility, and consistency, so users can always see complete information without relying on hover tooltips.

#3: Universal access to user profile

What’s changed

• The User Profile menu is now accessible directly via profile dropdown (top-right avatar)

• All roles (Admin, Contributor, Auditor) can now view and edit basic profile information (e.g., Name)

Why it matters

User identity management is a core need for all users. All Scrut users, regardless of role, can access and edit user profiles.

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