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# \[2026.07.22] Consultation UX·parts classification system improvements, category width adjustment, and editor notice improvements

### 1.1. (Improvement) Improved consultation creation and editing UX

We simplified the consultation creation and editing flow. Previously, clicking the Create button opened a separate input window, but now a consultation is created immediately with only the basic information and takes you to the detail page. The same applies when coming from the drawing editor. You can view and edit the consultation name, progress status, dealer code, budget, space size, installation/delivery scheduled date, and memo all on one detail page without a popup.

Before

![When creating a quote from the Drawing Editor's real-time quote, it is created via the consultation creation modal and then enters the quote detail page.](/files/4bb33f1320a27b3ebc7351dd7c8409fc92165f6b)

After

![When creating a quote from the Drawing Editor's real-time quote, it goes directly to the quote detail page.](/files/c605e3ba2946e70fcea41ca53ccb54f58b5624a8)

### 1.2. (Improvement) Improved part classification system in the dashboard

We introduced a three-tier classification system for parts: major, middle, and minor categories. When creating a category, you now choose from the predefined major parts category list instead of a data type. A classification field has also been added to the part detail page, so you can immediately check the current classification and save it by selecting in order from major to middle to minor. You can stop at a higher-level category without going all the way down to the minor category.

![Design Furniture Library > Parts Library > Product Detail Page](/files/54de5acc2c54d930dc40042d8db7b88cdf406d12)

![Design Furniture Library > Product Library > Create Type Category](/files/c430a94beb631eca79b3ed8e58929a6b63a35ed2)

### 1.3. (New) Added the ability to adjust category folder area width

You can now directly adjust the width of the category folder side area. Drag the right boundary to increase or decrease it between a minimum of 200px and a maximum of 480px, and the adjusted width is saved so it stays the same when you come back. Folder names and category names are shown in up to two lines to fit the width, and anything longer is truncated with an ellipsis. The existing collapse and expand functions still work as before.

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## 2. Editor

### 2.1. (Improvement) Notice size adjustment and UI improvements

You can view the drawing editor notices in a larger or smaller size. Buttons for larger view and smaller view have been added at the bottom, and the chosen size is saved so it remains the same on your next visit. 'Don't show again today' has been moved to the top, and the overall design, including corners and shadows, has also been refined.

Before

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After

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