Big issues are easy to notice, making them easy to get your hands on. Small and itty-bitty ones are another story. At a glance, some aspects may not seem important enough to take any efforts yet. Minor copy changes, pixel-to-pixel nuances, different states when you interact with elements, incosistent capitalizations, not matching border radii... Yet, when you do care about such seems-to-be trifles, someone else notices it. Then, another person. And a few others for it to have a compound effect. Eventually, everyone sees these elements woven into the core of the product and, subsequently, into the business.

New stuff was released during the last two weeks:

• New traffic sources on the format page: Email and Display Ads

• Examples of articles in the format pages will show you how your content will look.

All the recently fixed issues and small improvements to notice:

• Yerkebulan revamped the states for order cards. Now, it's clear which order is currently selected. The hover effect is more visually distinguishable, and there is a new red attention state.

• Changes in the marketplace filters:

  • Now you can choose different types of hyperlinks in Filters together

  • Filters Meta Tags, Tracking Pixel, Backdated were moved to Other Conditions

  • Some filters were renamed for clarity

  • The filters Unique Text and No Hyperlinks were removed as they were not relevant

  • Filters now expand more smoothly in the marketplace

• Changes on the format page:

  • Some media formats were previously impossible to open, but now they are fixed

  • The SEO metrics now include information on the last update

  • Sometimes, the format page displays a content limit of 99,999 symbols, which essentially means no limits. We now refer to this instead of that ridiculous number.

  • Some SEO metrics and conditions were underlined, suggesting that they have explanations in a tooltip. In reality, they do not. Now, only those with explanations are underlined.

  • Bounce rate is expressed as a percentage (e.g., 0.65 becomes 65%).

• The fixes to the authentication flows:

  • The login page now redirects users to the dashboard without refreshing the page

  • The authentication flow copy was revised to sound more natural

• The orders:

  • The order cancellation now includes a confirmation popup to prevent accidental actions

  • Now, requesting changes for a published article is a much smoother experience. Click "Request Changes," fill in the input with the specific changes you want, and send it back for review.

• Rodion and Pavel fixed the first article onboarding to respond properly to the events at each step

• Fixed the error that prevented editing a campaign

• The cart was resetting when refreshing the checkout page in the browser, but now it isn't

Don't stop to keep attention.