Adobe Workfront

The only updates this app ever gets are bug fixes—but the bugs never seem to disappear. Adobe, if you’re going to keep this project management tool alive, perhaps you should put some effort into making the UI more friendly and a heck of a lot more functional. The majority of project management tasks can be done on a mobile platform, but not with Workfront. Outrageous license pricing for a garbage application. This doesn’t even deserve one star.

Checking out and controlling my tasks on the go saves me a lot of time and gives me peace of mind.

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This program is probably the most non user friendly and ridiculous thing I have interacted with in many years. That is not a compliment. I can’t even get it to verify my identity correctly. I’m pretty tech save and this is a comical effort at “ efficiency “. Scrap this and start over. It would be minus 5 stars if I could.

It’s unreal that a company responsible for developing UX and UI to make the underlying software usable could put something like this out. The interface doesn’t make any sense. How do I work on a task? How do I update the progress of a task? What am I supposed to do with this app? Am I just supposed to kind of look around at things and just kind of know they exist somewhere in the company? There is truly no indication of how I as a user am meant to utilize this app. Do I use it to message back and forth on tasks? Where is my home interface that is useful to me? Do I mark progress or check off subtasks in a way that updates the progress bar and informs others? Beyond putting labels and tabs into an app I have no clue what’s been done here to make this an actual tool. It’s simply aggregating a bunch of underlying software functions from the desktop product, and kinda calling them into an app I guess? You took a lot of ingredients, many raw, put them on a plate and slide it messily across the table and said here’s your meal. Could you take a little UX time and UI work to actually chef the ingredients into an award winning and incredibly useful experience? Perhaps and undeniably effective core interaction loop? Cmon yall. You are microsofting yourself so hard right now. Lots of people make software. Not many make useable products that pull ahead of the pack and endear users to be obsessed and love the product. Be the latter.

I never make reviews, but i had to for this app Don't even know where to start, absolutely *nothing* works right Get logged out constantly, have to log in repeatedly. Logging in a 4 step process, and doing it every time i open the app is awful Unusable interface, makes it not even worth going through. Confusing, unclear where anything is. None of the options of the web version. Some things you just cant do in any way on app Ill get a notification, open it, then the app restarts, i hve to log back in, but workfront loses whatever it was, and it disappears forever When notifications come in-app, after clicking on them, they disappear and there is no clear way to access it. If it wasn't a buggy mess, the messy interface would make it unusable. I will never forgive my job for making me use this every day. I probably would have more complaints, but having to log in 500 times, ive completely given up don't even use it anymore. 1 star is too high of a rating

This app used to be good for at least seeing and replying to messages if nothing else. Now I can’t even log in to my company account. I hope Adobe is working on revamping the app. Maybe, don’t try to fit everything into it and focus on just the messaging feature for now. That’s what I used to use the mobile app for almost exclusively. Keep it simple!

The App doesn’t work. It’s clear the developer doesn’t care enough to create a working product. New projects and tasks are not loading. I can see 8 proofs in my email but nothing in workfront

The app is difficult to use, links from Workfront don’t open the app - I just get a page that their old app doesn’t work (that’s fine, but I have this new one installed). The old app was garbage too, I’m not sure why I expected this one to function better.

How, as a company, are you not deeply ashamed to have a product thus terrible on the market. It’s like if a restaurant knowingly and proudly served plates of poo. Or rather, just threw the poo at you from the kitchen in lieu of service. Like, groundbreakingly terrible, and with no signs you’re working to make it any better.