Change the New Chat icon so it is more obviously for a new chat. The current Web/mobile convention for "new" is a plus sign like used on the New Meeting icon. The current pencil-in-box icon is for "edit", not "new". This is especially a problem on the Web app where the New Chat icon is up by the search bar. Exactly 0% of our new Teams users were able to identify the New Chat icon...we had to distribute a quick start guide as a result. The UI should be more intuitive than this.

There is no indicator when there is outgoing audio from my mic. Would be helpful as confirmation that the settings have the correct mic. and that others should be able to hear me. Not enough to know I am unmuted.

maybe use the badge in the top bar next to window controls.

I don't like this color theme. Give some feature for customize the colors.

If you set Microsoft Teams to dark mode, it makes code blocks and notes nearly unusable in the help app.

The in-app Help for Teams contains notes in numerous places. They are displayed in a white font on an almost-white background, making them unreadable.

For an example, click the three-dot item in Teams' sidebar menu ('More added apps'), click 'Help', click the 'Schedule a meeting' link and scroll down:

Can this be fixed up? It works fine in Normal mode, and in high-contrast mode.

Our team post with links an awful lot. Would be so much quicker if the 'insert links' button appeared in the ribbon of the compressed view for posting.

You clearly indicate when users are DND, but In-Call/In-Conference/Meeting/Busy are all the same. Adding a visual indicator that the person is in an active call/conference would be helpful. Perhaps a red phone or something similar.

I always run Teams in Chrome web bowswer. There is no sound for activity, although we can hear call ringtone. Please add notification sound in WEB browser.

I using teams in working enviroment, it has lots of user not friendly features, but why I need "like button", "emoji", "emoji in emoji", and other stuff from facebook? I want to simple user friendly tool, to interact with my team about working stuff, not facebook2 for sending pictures of kittens. Please make option to disable interface for emoji, gifs, like buttons, and other "just copied facebook stuff".

The reply action link below a thread is not visible enough and my work colleagues often create a new threads instead of replying to the existing thread.

I believe that happens because the reply link is too obscured and the textbox for a new thread below is much more visible and leads to the mistakes.

If a smaller textbox for the reply is shown instead of the reply link it would surely be more visible and it shouldn't increase the vertical space of the thread by much.

Teams minimize to tray when user click x to close the app; outlook minimize to tray when user minimize app. Can we have consistent behavior across different apps so users won't be confused?

So many times people think they are reply to a thread but they are posting a message in the channel instead.

Move the message scroll up so that the thread reply box is always visible and cannot be hidden behind the new message textentry boxy

I would like you to remediate the time zone discrepancy when using Teams web app on different browsers. We see the default time zone is set on Tokyo, Osaka, Sapporo for the app when opening it via Chrome, but if we open the same app in IE, the default time zone is set on UTC. I would like you to standardize the time zone in Teams web app across the browsers.

Ability to customize the contact card in Teams (i.e. add 'assistant' attribute)

Under Contacts section - When we create multiple groups and add people to those groups, all the groups are expanding by default when we refresh Teams app. Ideally it should be in collapse mode. (ie., It should show only groups names instead of showing group members also. If user want to expand and see any group, he should do that. but not the teams app by default. it's very irritating all times to shrink the groups.

When I expand Teams, the chat only gets wider to a certain extent, then just increases the margins. Why would it not continue to expand the chat?

Here's a suggestion: Add a SETTINGS button! Where the heck do you even access the settings?

The icons for Busy and Do not Disturb are so similar sometimes I feel they need a different color.

Call the left hand navigation panel "Groups" instead of "Teams" to avoid confusion (they're called Groups in Outlook and in Yammer). Change the naming convention to call them "groups" as in "Join or create a group" instead of a team. Also, these are actual Office 365 Groups behind the scenes so this would be more consistent...just a little less confusing.