One of our core goals at BaseDash is to democratize data access within companies so that anyone can work with the data they need to, in the way that works best for them. We've noticed an increase in the number of people using BaseDash on mobile, so we decided to make some improvements to the experience on smaller screens.

We've always had basic support for mobile, but it's slowly gotten out-of-date with all the new changes we've introduced in the past months. This week, we implemented some changes that bring the experience closer to that on desktop, with design improvements that make it easier to keep feature parity as the product changes over time. We now have a persistent header across all pages—including on desktop—which includes a menu button to open the sidebar on smaller screen sizes. We also hide some information on smaller screens to maintain high information density.

Other improvements and fixes

• Updated sidebar item styling

• Updated sidebar search bar styling

• Improved view footer responsiveness

• Increased view search bar width

• Fixed updating Slack integration settings

• Fixed view deletion

• Fixed enabling two-factor authentication

• Fixed real-time avatars not showing in views

• Fixed filter value field not appearing

• Fixed reordering columns

• Fixed loading the payment page when it's the initial page loaded

• Fixed cell highlighting when searching

• Fixed applying filter changes on text columns

• Fixed app update toast not appearing

• Fixed switching view visibility not updating the views page