The New Vectorworks Community Board is Here

Since its inception in 1999, the Vectorworks Community Board has acted as a hub for designers to exchange ideas and advice, engage in industry discussions, and troubleshoot issues with our internal team, all while enabling designers to play a role in our software development by submitting their feedback through our feature and content requests wishlist forum. Continuing with the company's dedication to valuing and responding to customer feedback, Vectorworks has completely reengineered its community board to create a better user experience.

One community board superstar is Vectorworks own user experience manager Jim Wilson. Known by many designers on the forum for his expertise and sharp sense of humor, Wilson is always a valuable resource for all things Vectorworks software on both the community board and tech support Twitter. "We hope the new Community Board acts as a fast, powerful, and comprehensive tool to facilitate communication, debate, and discussion between designers and our user success and R&D teams," said Wilson. "We have renewed focus on communicating with our users both to revamp existing features and to help plan out new ones, both in the software and the other various services we develop."

Before exploring the new Vectorworks community board, check out this introductory playlist where Wilson guides users through the new interface and setting up a signature at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VffKqUn6Hec.

This improvement is the first of many steps Vectorworks is taking in the coming months to reshape how it communicates with designers.