What I've been building

A habit nudge that was meant to help you restart had quietly never appeared for anyone, until now.

• You now get a suggested small step to restart a habit you’ve fallen behind on, shown in the app and sent by text.
• A habit you keep skipping now counts as falling behind, so it gets a restart nudge instead of reading as on track.
• The suggested step refreshes each day, so it reflects where you are now rather than a stale suggestion from earlier.
• Fixed a monthly habit landing on the wrong week when re-planned twice in a month, and one flagged as behind too early.

The weekly review is now a single screen you plan and commit in one place.

• You can now plan and commit your week on one screen, so committing no longer means a separate confirm step and a static done screen.
• A committed week with work left to place now opens ready to edit, so you can adjust the plan without starting over.
• Fixed the weekly review opening on a read-only recap you couldn’t edit when reached from the dashboard.

On a wide board you’ve scrolled sideways, the three-dot menu on a slice now opens on screen, so the button works instead of doing nothing.

A task that repeats every few months could only be skipped when you snoozed it, and can now move to a day you choose.

Most of the work went into how a story map looks on a phone.

• On a phone, each slice now sits as a full-width heading above its cards, freeing the screen space the old frozen left column used.
• Story cards are bigger on a phone, showing two across with a third peeking to signal you can scroll for more.
• Fixed a mobile slice heading that scrolled out of view sideways, and task names that sat above the centre of their row.

New reading landed on the portfolio, led by the storymap project.

• You can now read the full case study on the storymap backlog tool, covering why it was built and the decisions behind how it works.
• You can now read a transcript where an automated browser check caught a styling bug, showing how the workflow spots problems.
• Fixed uneven spacing around diagrams and code blocks inside case study pages.

The app used to react to a brief server problem as though you had been signed out.

• You now stay logged in through a brief server outage, where before it bounced you to the login page and login appeared to fail.
• When the connection drops you now see a reconnect screen that recovers on its own, instead of a login page.

The planner’s list of fixes and planned features moved out of one text file into a browsable board organised by release goal.

The homepage and the case-study pages got a pass over both their visuals and their writing.

• Each homepage project card now previews the actual product instead of a plain number, so you can tell what it is before clicking through.
• The planner, portfolio and version-dashboard case studies gained their full write-ups, so you can read the story and decisions behind each.
• Fixed blurry carousel screenshots, a cropped version dashboard image, over-airy homepage spacing on mobile, and a hero button outline that exposed its corners.

Most of the work went into the story map board, on speed and on editing.

• Saving a board with many changes now takes a few seconds instead of 20 to 30, so a big edit no longer stalls.
• Item descriptions now display as formatted text with headings, lists and links, rather than raw markdown, so they read cleanly at a glance.
• You can now show cards you’ve marked done on the board, struck through in place, so finished work stays visible in context.
• You can now reorder a task, slice or activity from its menu, moving it left, right, up or down to rearrange the board.
• You can now add a task, slice or activity next to an existing one, so you can build out the board in place.
• You can now set an item’s status from a dropdown, covering open, in progress and the closed reasons, in one place.
• When a save fails you now see why it failed and can discard the stuck change, instead of it following you into every project.
• The largest boards now open, where before they hit an internal limit and failed to load at all.
• Fixed card drag-and-drop that never moved a card, delete-from-menu doing nothing, marking an item done not saving, a wrong unsaved count, and clipped tags.

Running several project installs at the same time could fail while each set up its link to the shared design system, which no longer happens.

The project pages got most of the attention, on the images and the way out to each live app.

• You can now see real screenshots of the planner app in a phone carousel, so the case study shows what the product actually does.
• The case study images now load faster, especially on a phone, because they’re delivered as smaller files.
• Every project page now has a prominent View live button, so you can open the deployed app in one click.
• The About page copy reads tighter, with a clearer path from bakery manager to economics.
• Fixed a typo on the About page, and added the missing live-site and environment links for storymap on the version dashboard.