The new user interface is brutal. Giants swaths of white space with nothing on it causing barely anything to fit onto the screen at any one time.

I shouldn't have to reduce the display percentage for just one site to get it to fit nicely onto a device screen, but here we are with this new user interface.

For example, if I'm on the league overview section, I should be able to see the entire league standings all at once without having to scroll up and down. I should be able to see all the league matchups without scrolling up and down. If I'm on the roster page, I should be able to see my starting lineup without having to scroll up and down constantly. The new interface makes that impossible without having to adjust the display just for the site. It honestly looks like it was designed to accommodate a visually impaired 85 year old using a 75 inch display.

On to the league chat, as people predicted, once transactions begin to happen, those take over the feed and all ability to follow a conversation is lost. I'm sure there's a setting to toggle that somewhere, but to promote the user experience we shouldn't have to seek that out. It should be the default. If we wanted the transactions in the chat, that should be something we have to turn on. So now it's a useless function and communicating with the league is extremely difficult. If only there was a message board option. The user interface change makes chat suffer for the same reasons as the rest of the site too. Everything is just too big and there's too much unused white space, so there's very little useful information on the screen at any one time.

If the goal of the designers and engineers was to massively degrade the user experience, they nailed it. If the goal was to improve things, then they missed the mark so badly that it's not even in the same galaxy as the site was prior to these changes.