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1. Browser back in library

   Navigating folders isn't as intuitive as you might expect. Specifically browser back doesn't take you back up a level of the structure and instead to the page viewed before the library.

   This is a fundamental usability flaw of the system behaviour not aligning with the user's mental model. As I user if I have progressed one step deeper into folders then the back button should do the reverse.

   We've had many internal users report frustration with this

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   Research & Design  ·  AdminAnisul Hoque (Principal Product Manager, Optimizely) responded

   This idea has caught our attention and is now being reviewed by our product and design teams. We're assessing what’s possible, mapping out user journeys, and considering how this could fit into the overall experience. More updates to come as we explore solutions.

2. Ability to add alt text in multiple languages in DAM

   We are using the CMS asset picker to select images from the CMP DAM.
   Currently, the alt text can be added to assets in the DAM in one language only.
   We operate in 27 languages (= 33 distinct country websites and often re-use images in the DAM across markets. As it stands, there is no easy way for us to add alt text in multiple languages to an asset.
   Our product recommendation:
   * Alt text field to allow a default language + multiple language translations, generated with AI and editable.
   * Alt text translations to automatically pull through to the CMS in the correct language when the asset is selected via the CMP picker and/or a block that already includes the asset is used on a different site.
   This is particularly relevant now as the EU Accessibility Act will come into effect in June 2025, requiring us to be compliant, and alt text is a very basic accessibility feature.
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   We are using the CMS asset picker to select images from the CMP DAM.
   Currently, the alt text can be added to assets in the DAM in one language only.
   We operate in 27 languages (= 33 distinct country websites and often re-use images in the DAM across markets. As it stands, there is no easy way for us to add alt text in multiple languages to an asset.
   Our product recommendation:
   * Alt text field to allow a default language + multiple language translations, generated with AI and editable.
   * Alt text translations to automatically pull through to the… more

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