The map was unified, homepage location search was added, city pages became available, venue activity became easier to follow, and the stats page became more useful.
Event, venue, and host browsing improved, submissions became easier to complete, and the site became more usable on phones.
The old static site was replaced, profiles became much richer, and people could start sending updates through the site instead of relying on manual edits behind the scenes.
The new site was not yet live, but behind the scenes the path to launch was becoming less fragile and more repeatable.
The new site was not yet live, but the website refresh, contribution tools, event discovery, and sign-in security were all becoming much more solid.
The new site was not yet live, but the blog, search, contribution flows, and city-based discovery were all being built out.
The new site was not yet live, but search, maps, history pages, and reporting flows were becoming much more solid.
The new site was not yet live, but friend features, richer RSVPs, broader event data, and better venue details were being prepared.
The new site was not yet live, but account features, submissions, maps, and early social foundations were being built.
