Menus: one cleaner look, and they work from the keyboard

A cleaner menu under the tabs. Hover a project tab with more than one view, like Estimate, and the list of views now matches the rest of the job pages: the row you're pointing at gets the same orange edge as a row in a table, and a dot marks the view you're on.

Keyboard too. Tab to a project tab and press ↓ to open its views, the arrow keys to move, Enter to go, Esc to close. Enter on the tab itself still opens the tab.

Same look up top. Your profile menu and the notification bell use the same menu now. Open either from the keyboard with Enter or ↓, and Mark all read keeps the bell open so you can watch the dots clear.

Pickers match. The search-as-you-type pickers (choosing a contact, a company, an assembly) and the small panels that open from buttons use the same panel and the same highlight now, with a dot on the item that's already chosen.

Filters on the Projects page. The stage chips, the show/hide toggles (Closed Lost, Closed, Small projects, Ready to close) and the GC and PM filters all work the same way now: click to turn one on, and an applied filter turns dark so you can see at a glance what's narrowing the list. GC and PM open a short list with a search box once there are more than a handful of names. Group by is a single row of buttons you can arrow through.

Pop-up windows match too. Award Job, Add Task, the change-order steps, pay apps, lien waivers, certified payroll, the SOV and field work order windows all share one look now. Esc closes them (unless something is still saving), the cursor starts in the first field, and when you close one you're back where you were.