Discover regrouped
Discover now groups content into four blocks: This week, From the community, Explore, and Moments. Weekly vote playlists live under From the community, and Mystery Track now appears in Explore.
Every change that ships on ChartFM is logged here, from a new feature to a small adjustment. The list is grouped by release date, newest first.
68 changes across 24 releases.
Discover now groups content into four blocks: This week, From the community, Explore, and Moments. Weekly vote playlists live under From the community, and Mystery Track now appears in Explore.
The left sidebar is gone. On desktop, navigation lives in the top bar. On mobile, a compact top bar plus a bottom bar with Home, Charts, Discover, Profile, and the create button in the middle. Account, library, messages, and games live in the profile menu.
The /global page now shows the top 10 of the Global 100, with last week's position and weeks on chart. The side column has albums rising, artists climbing, and debuts. Airplay and Albums became shortcuts at the top of the page.
The home page for visitors now brings together the Global Top 10, releases, reviews, communities, and this week's editorial, with text and lists that update on their own.
The /editorial hub got a large feature, a recent grid, and a block per category. Category filters are links, so each one has its own title. Twenty articles explain how the site works: charts, Global 100, Push, Copa, Album Club, and levels.
Signed-in visitors see a hub with a recap of their own activity, charts from people they follow, people to meet, and events underway. The feed stays on the page, further down.
Communities got a fixed shortcut in the sidebar, between Global and Push, no need to go through Discover to find your groups.
First-time Push visitors see an intro screen explaining how the game works before joining a round.
CriticsFM has a submenu in the sidebar with shortcuts to the catalog, Releases, Album Club, and Reviews.
The 'What's New' page now has tabs to filter by category: New features, Improvements, Bug fixes, and Design. Each tab shows a counter with the total items in that category.
The CriticsFM page was reorganized with clearer sections: Top Albums (community highest scores), Album Club banner, Weekly Releases, and a dedicated link to all reviews. Albums need at least two reviews to appear in the catalog.
List and Video Clip chart views were refined for small screens: consistent cover sizes, personal and global #1 badges on entries, and better vertical spacing in clip mode.
CriticsFM works better on small screens: search and filters stack vertically, the add-album button sits beside sort, and the album grid uses two columns on mobile.
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