What changed, when it shipped, why it matters.

Until today, release notes lived in commit messages and the occasional Slack thread. The new Updates page collects everything in one place, dated, tagged, and linkable.

Future entries will land here automatically — feature launches, fixes worth telling you about, and the occasional product note about direction or removed surfaces.

The marketing surface now uses true full-bleed sections, an animated dot-grid that pools in the hero corners, and a sticky scroll-shrink shot for the product showcase. Headlines split into per-word spans and reveal with GSAP stagger as they enter view.

Internally this is the third design polish round on top of the new design system. See the homepage, pricing, and solutions surfaces for the result.

The support page is now a real docs site. Topics expand to reveal their articles, clicking an article swaps in the main view (URL hash updates so deep links work), and the right rail surfaces anchor links to each sub-section.

The community surfaces — feature requests and ticket submission — live at the bottom of the same sidebar so support discovery and feature voting share one entry point.

New wishlist_votes table + idempotent toggle API + optimistic UI. Anyone with a Weblooks account can vote; vote counts are public so you can see what other users have prioritised before you cast yours.

Four audience blocks in an alternating image-and-copy layout, a sectors band, a customer-story showcase slot, and a CTA flood. Same handover layer, four different framings depending on who is reading.