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# A New Look for the ID check and Omni Dashboards: Introducing the ARGOS Design System
> Starting October 20, 2026, the ID check and Omni dashboards use ARGOS's new design system, giving both products one consistent look and one way of working.
[Notices](https://www.argosidentity.com/blog/news.md) ยท Suyeon Yang, ARGOS IdentityHello, this is ARGOS Identity.**Starting October 20, 2026 (KST), the ID check and Omni dashboards have a new look.**This update brings our new design system, the **IRIS Design System**, to both dashboards. We defined a single set of standards for the building blocks of every screen, such as button colors, text sizes, and spacing, and rebuilt the dashboards on top of them.## What's new### One look and one way of working across ID check and OmniUntil now, buttons, input fields, and tables looked slightly different between the two dashboards. Both now share **41 common interface components** built to the same standards. What you already know from ID check works the same way in Omni.The credit usage statistics screen in the ID check dashboard with the new design. Status counts, daily submissions, and the submission status breakdown use the same card style. (Shown in the Korean interface.)The document upload screen in Omni with the new design. Progress steps, the completion message, and counts follow the same colors and shapes as ID check. (Shown in the Korean interface.)### A more consistent interfaceElements that do the same job now look the same on every screen.- **Buttons**: Primary actions use the brand color, while secondary actions use a quiet gray outline.
- **Status labels**: Statuses such as In progress, Approved, Needs review, and Rejected use the same colors and shapes everywhere.
- **Text and spacing**: A clear type scale and consistent spacing make information easier to scan.Buttons, inputs, and status labels shared by both dashboards. Each color has one meaning: green for approve, yellow for hold, and red for delete or reject.### Easier to use- When you navigate with a keyboard, the focused element is clearly highlighted.
- Buttons and fields you can't use right now have their own distinct colors, so you can spot them at a glance.
- Wide tables scroll horizontally instead of squeezing their content.### Faster improvementsBecause our design standards live in one place, a change to one standard is applied to every screen that uses it. This lets us deliver dashboard improvements faster and more consistently.## What you need to do**No action is required.** Sign in as usual and continue working.This update changes how the dashboards look. Your data and existing features stay the same.A design system is never finished. It grows together with our products. We will keep making the ARGOS dashboards easier and more pleasant to use.If you have any questions or feedback, please contact the **ARGOS Identity Support Center** at any time. Thank you.**The ARGOS Identity Team**
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