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Attached is a screenshot of an early copy of the CryptoWP admin dashboard still being designed. There’s a lot of significance to this scrappy UI to me, and it happens to capture a time when digital assets were priced far lower than current day.
On that note, tune in at CryptoWP gets closer to breaking 10,000 downloads!
A website is never finished, and a launch is never fully launched. The lawless part of software enables the ability to get working results in the real world with something unfinished, yet defies physics to still engage users while being actively built upon.
Welcome to the new MarketersDelight.com! A lot has changed about MD over this Halloween weekend, including the support forums moved to the new Kolakube community. Don’t worry, this isn’t another WordPress company acquisition but just a small shop making big moves in the industry.
If you’ve happened to stumble upon Kolakube at this moment, you are too early! The site is a mess as I gradually put an old flame back together. Watch as progress unfolds, and welcome everybody.
Just ported another part of the MD.com website out of the child theme and into a Drop-in. Can you guess what it is? Hint: it has to do with sharing code.
Coming soon to the Drop-ins Library near you.
Much is now possible since MD5.3 and to help usher in a new era around here I’ve taken a stab at redesigning the homepage.
I admit the design is pretty different, but I’ve never been satisfied with the typical “headline + button” arrangement.
A valid critique of the last landing page is that it was too wordy, and I agree. More importantly, the stats agree and the old homepage just wasn’t working anymore.
In an attempt to greatly simplify the design and explain a bold product you can now pull on the new levers design to see a high level overview of key components of MD:
I’ve wanted to scrap this “lever” design a lot during the design process but I’m glad it’s worked out so far. You are hard pressed to find content sliders that work well, and I am hoping this design is one of the exceptions and helps deliver a delightful way to soak in the most important parts of this product at first glance.
There’s also a supporting button that shows dynamic counts of Drop-ins for download, the number of docs, forum posts, and even the current version number of MD. These are all integral parts of MD, so I am really excited to feature them here so prominently.
I went down and improved parts of the old landing page, redesigned the Pricing section, and made an all-around better mobile experience.
I will keep hacking away at the rest of the page over time, but more importantly I am glad we have something so much better to help explain the new possibilities and core philosophy of what Marketers Delight is in 2021 and beyond.
Join us on Product Hunt Pre-Launch List and share it with a friend for some exclusive, limited, and super special treats only in MD v5.3.
Marketers Delight has always strived to live up to its name with every line of code and every release that you enjoy.
Marketers Delight aims to make it easier and faster than ever before to create a high-velocity value-driven experience with marketing baked in so you can focus on your content and goals and less about setup and configuration to get features available to you that do not break the bank.
With context switching costing us up to 40% of our time and effort, this upcoming release (v5.3 coming soon) of MD delivers its very own admin-based Drop-in Manager System.
I may have just updated this website with the final release candidate of MD5.3, and the new Drop-ins manager and slew of other changes all took to the website flawlessly. All of the other dev sites I’ve updated to MD5.3 have taken to the new version perfectly as well, so I have high hopes for this major release.
The MD5.3 release is imminent!
