Framework weekly product update email — June 9th, 2022
Dear Friends of Framework,
Greetings from NYC! 🌇 This week we made a bunch of improvements to the experience of launching, publishing, and sharing a challenge. Check out the highlights:
👀 Share Challenges pages publicly!
- Admins can now toggle their Challenges page visibility to “Public” to allow them to surface their directory of available of challenges to anyone—rather than only authenticated members!
🎉 Celebration pop-up after a challenge is published
- Perhaps most importantly, we are thrilled to announce that the first confetti animations have officially entered Framework.
💬 Improvements to space UX
- The Home page feed previously served two purposes: 1) aggregating posts from other spaces in one place and serving as a Space itself. This was causing some confusion, so we separated these two use cases into distinct pages.
- There is now a new "Community" space for each community. All community-wide posts will now live in this space, while the Home page feed will serve only as an aggregation of posts from other spaces.
✔️ Confirmation screen when un-publishing a challenge
- Admins now get a confirmation screen if they update the status of their challenge to unpublished.
🔗 Easily share a challenge from the challenge builder
- There’s now a far more accessible “Share” button available to Admins from the challenge builder.
🤳🏻 Improved challenge editing on mobile
- Customer onboarding on mobile used to be a poor experience, so we made some big improvements to our navigation to accommodate the small screen size.
🐛 Bugs squashed and small changes
- Resolved instances of public course preview not working for some communities
- Corrected differences in lesson layout caused by adding a component
- Made adjustments to the post editor and viewer padding and max width
- Added a more prominent "Add Space" button in challenge builder
Thank you for taking the time to catch up with us! If you’re looking for more from Framework, check out our latest blog post on the psychology of habit formation and how Framework is designed specifically to work alongside that psychology 🕵️
Cheers,
Hannah