Trello Beta - How to exit Beta

[Michal Wielechowski]

Hi, I opted into the new Trello Beta. I don't like the new layout (boards list disappeared from the left) and want to opt out Beta, but I can't see an option to do that. How can I opt out, please?

[Jonny Fransson]

Is there any possible way to get the old card view back? I'm visually impaired and spend considerable time on learning the cards. Now I won´t be able to use them for at least 8-10 months due to re-training. Someone in Atlassian dropped the ball completely on this feature.

[Alisson Sartor]

Hey, Michal

Welcome to the community

I was checking your account in our system and noticed that you did not opt to participate in the Beta, instead, you are now enrolled in the new Trello Personal Productivity experience. As of last week, we began transitioning users to the new experience.We’re rolling out the new Trello view to everyone, so pretty soon, all users will be on the same page with the new Personal Productivity experience. This means other users soon won’t have the option to switch back to the classic view either.Apologies for the mix-up and any confusion it caused.

If you’re interested, here’s a blog post that explains more about the new experience: [Trello Personal Productivity|https://www.atlassian.com/blog/announcements/trello-personal-productivity].Additionally, I completely understand that adjusting to a new layout, especially when it’s different from what you were used to, can feel a little tricky at first.

Rest assured, I’m here to make this transition as smooth as possible! If you need help finding any features or have questions, just let me know, and I’ll guide you through.To make navigating Trello easier for you, here are a couple of handy guides:
 * [Old version navigation|https://support.atlassian.com/trello/docs/trello-navigation/]
 * [New version navigation|https://support.atlassian.com/trello/docs/navigation-in-trello/]

Kind Regards
Alisson
Trello Team

[Bhanu Prakash]

I need help @Alisson Sartor . The new layout is not user friendly. The usage is painful.