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Interim Report: Improvements to the #NewNoteEditor Based on 87 Pieces of Feedback

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As previously announced, note will be upgrading its editor (article creation screen) around this autumn.

Ahead of that, on July 7, we released a beta version for note Premium members. We received a lot of feedback from those who actually used it. Thank you!

Based on your feedback, we have already made revisions to the new editor. Here is an interim report on the updates made over the past month!

* Updated November 25: All creators can now use the new editor! For details, please see the article below summarizing the beta version's features. https://note.com/info/n/nedf8b9646b68

Updates

We have been making detailed fixes to the parts that users found inconvenient and frustrating. Here are some examples:

  • Copy images and paste them from the clipboard

  • After entering a "heading," pressing enter once now returns you to normal body text

  • Set only the selected range within the body text as a heading

  • Freely move images and text just by dragging them

  • Fixed bugs such as the character count not working correctly

and more.

Also, you can now configure various settings for paid articles in the beta version! Premium members who are currently using paid articles or paid subscription magazines can also post using the beta version. Please give it a try.


Introducing Feedback

As of August 17, we have received 87 pieces of feedback via the form! We have read everything, including the critical comments. We are proceeding with development based on your opinions, so we are very grateful for your feedback.

We have also received many impressions on note and Twitter. You have written specifically about what was convenient and what was difficult to use when actually trying it out. This is very helpful, and we at note are delighted that you are using the beta version so thoroughly and even thinking about how it could be improved.

While we're at it, we'd like to introduce some of the impressions we've received from you!

We also received the following requests via feedback (formerly the improvement suggestion box).

I would appreciate it if you could support HTML editing when creating articles! In particular, support for <ul>, <ol>, and <li>, as well as being able to use multiple sizes for <h> headings, would make it easier to structure articles.

The new editor is scheduled to implement the points mentioned above, as well as numbered lists and subheadings. Please look forward to it!

* October 28 update: Bulleted lists, subheadings, and more are now supported in the beta version!


We have received so much feedback like this, and it has further ignited the motivation of the new editor development team. We plan to continue updating it so that it becomes a convenient tool that everyone will be satisfied with by the time of the official release. We look forward to your continued feedback!