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Reviews with faces, and work pages worth lingering on

Client reviews now show who wrote them, and every portfolio page tells you what the build actually was.

A fortified medieval stronghold carved into a snowy mountain
Pictured: Hollowpeak Hold

Reviews

Every review now carries the client's own avatar, and its page takes on the colour of its card. At the bottom you can move straight on to the next review instead of going back to the list.

Work pages

A portfolio page now opens with a large cover and three quick facts about the build: its size, how long it took, and what it cost — or, for a personal project, what kind of build it is. The size is also given in football pitches — 200×200 blocks means little if you have never played Minecraft, a few pitches means a lot.

Below the description, the neighbouring works follow as cards, and a short note points to the Contact page if you want something similar.

Back takes you back

The Back link on a review or a work page used to drop you at the top of the page you came from. It now returns you to the card you clicked, and highlights it for a moment so you can see where you were.