ShipPulse

A big consistency wave across the whole public site:

• One navigation bar and footer on every page — pricing, docs, blog and legal pages are no longer dead ends.
• Dark theme everywhere: if your OS prefers dark, every public page follows — not just the landing and the hub.
• Readable URLs: the hub now lives at /roadmap, /changelog and /wall (old short links redirect forever).
• Real 404s: a mistyped link shows a proper not-found page instead of a login form.
• Docs & blog on mobile rebuilt into a single readable column.
• Dozens of smaller fixes: human-readable dates, full-contrast buttons, tighter empty states.

The four public tabs — Feedback, Roadmap, Changelog and Wall of Love — now share a single frame: same navbar, same header scale, same control sizes, one icon system. Detail pages inherit the same chrome.

Under the hood this was nine PRs of measured alignment work (frames compared by the pixel across every tab), so tab-switching no longer "hops".

All embedded widgets — feedback form, roadmap, changelog, testimonials — got the new hub design language. Changelog entries now carry category labels (New / Improved / Fixed) rendered as colored dots on the widget and the hosted page.

Also: testimonial cards show role/company, the full i18n catalog reached every widget string, and color swatches landed in the customizer.

Roadmap and changelog now have public pages with an RSS/Atom feed, and rich text (markdown) is available across feedback, comments, roadmap and testimonials.

Shipped Slack/Discord notifications, outbound webhooks (Zapier-ready), star ratings, an on-site testimonial-capture widget, and CSV import from Canny/Featurebase.