Have you ever hesitated to add a block because you weren’t sure what it did? Or spent too much time scrolling, looking for the right block? Just click the + Add button on the right side of the editor. You can now preview blocks, pages, and channels with example images to quickly understand their purpose. Add them with a simple click or drag-and-drop. Of course, you can also use the search to find exactly what you need! ✨ Feature Improvements CS Private Status Icon (🔒): Pages, channels, and menus now display a lock icon in the sidebar and top-left menu area when in edit mode. If the entire site is private, only the site name will show the lock icon. CS Custom Domain: Share URLs now reflect the custom domain applied to the site. CS Channel Updates: Added "See previous comments" buttons for channel posts with over 100 comments. Subscription management: You can now cancel subscribers directly from the subscriber list. Grid channels now have " < ", " > " icons for easier navigation. Clicking outside of a post in the Database channel closes the post. UI Updates: The image slider hides the indicators when all images are visible on the screen. The "Submit" button in survey channels now supports custom color changes. The "Page" menu has been renamed from "Page" to "Blank" Adjusted spacing between sticky buttons and the button toolbar.

Make it easier for visitors to find what they need faster, whether it's a portfolio gallery, a job board organized by roles, or a community post list with lots of content. Tip. Don’t want categories to show on your channel’s home? Switch to edit mode, click the Field in the top-right corner of the content list, and toggle the category visibility with the eye icon.

When writing similar content multiple times, like service features, pricing plans, or team member introductions, you don’t have to manually apply the styles every time. Now, you can copy and paste text styles separately! 🪄✨ Text Styles: Animation, Font, Line Spacing, Size, Color, Weight, Alignment Try the keyboard shortcuts! Copy styles: Cmd(Ctrl) + Option(Alt) + C Paste styles: Cmd(Ctrl) + Option(Alt) + V

We’ve gathered some of the most frequently asked questions about members, permissions, and channel visibility, including the difference between editors and writers. Let’s break it all down! Q: How are Members different from Subscribers? Both receive notifications for new posts, but here’s how they differ: Members Subscribers Info visible to admins Nickname, email, last visit date Nickname, subscription date, last visit date Access to private channels/pages Possible if invited Not possible (can only view public channels/pages) Permission types Administrator, Editor, Writer, Viewer None How to add Invited by site admin Clicks subscribe button themselves Members have different roles with varying levels of permissions, such as Admin, Editor, Writer, and Viewer. Click here and check out more details!

1. Hiding from Blog Listings If publication dates or author names aren’t essential for your blog, you can now hide them directly from the blog listings. This is especially useful when you want a cleaner, more focused presentation. To do this, go to the Blog Channel Home, enter Edit Mode, and click the Eye (𓁹) icon next to the items you want to hide in the Settings Menu. 2. Removing from Blog Content By hiding the author and publication time from the content itself, the focus shifts directly to the blog’s main content, creating a smoother reading experience. In the Blog Editing Screen, select the item and click Delete. The change applies to all posts in the blog channel, and hidden elements won’t appear in the listings either. Tip. You can always re-add the author, publication time, or modification time later. If hiding feels too restrictive, set the visibility to Restricted instead. This feature works for Grid Channels as well.

Horizontal sliding animations are perfect for showcasing more content in a limited space. ✨ Tip. The auto-slide animation is available only with the Image Slide Block. ✨ Feature Improvements (9) Added a "Fade edge" option to the Image Slide block Added new page width options: XSmall and Custom Updated codec for proper display of photos taken with iPhone 16 Pro Updated QR code generation to be based on the page hash. Fixed column styling to preserve background and text color when adding new columns Fixed table styling to preserve background and text color when adding new rows or columns Changed default image cropping for Gallery, Grid channels, and Background Block to center Updated the survey channel results so that clicking on the URLs lets you edit or open the link Beta Enhanced the Beta footer editor to allow additional links beyond the auto-generated ones 🛠️ Bug Fixes (6) CS Fixed compression error for attached files in survey channel responses. CS Resolved issue when exporting to Google Sheets from survey channel.

Now you can change the colors on almost every block with the color picker! 🎨 Even callouts, tables, and columns—things you don’t usually get to customize in other editors—are totally up for grabs. It’s as easy as: Select the block Decide if you want to update the text or background color Pick your color—that’s it! Text block background color, text background color, and text color Text block Page link background color and text color To-do background color, checkbox, and text color Todo List Block Bullet and numbered list background color, symbols and numbers, and text color Bulleted List Blcok Orderd List Block Toggle list background color, symbol, and text color

Highlight slogans, keep focus on details, and boost CTA clicks. SlashPage animations can be applied block by block. With just 2-3 clicks, add fade, slide, scale, and more. Customize timing and direction easily

Why should you attract subscribers to your site? Everyone has felt the hassle of complicated sign-up processes. Subscriptions, on the other hand, require just a quick email verification. Once you start gaining subscribers, your retention rate increases, as they’re more likely to return. The more subscribers you have, the faster your website grows. Leverage SlashPage’s subscription system to accelerate your site's growth! What makes the SlashPage subscription system great? Automatic email notifications when you publish new posts Whether it’s an announcement, team blog post, or other updates, subscribers are automatically notified whenever new content is posted. It’s a valuable opportunity to directly engage your audience, in addition to your other promotion channels. Emails are sent at 9 AM and 9 PM daily, summarizing all the new posts published up to that time. Seamless subscriber-to-member Conversion Spot frequent visitors among your subscribers and turn them into early members of paid or free memberships. Offer exclusive benefits like access to private pages or VIP support channels. You can view all subscriber details, such as subscription dates and recent activity, from the Subscribers menu in the sidebar. Simply click Convert to Member to make them to members. (available to site owners or admins only) Insightful metrics for growing subscribers Keep track of key data like daily new subscribers and the subscription rate compared to site visitors. Identify popular content or channels from days with high subscriber growth, and use this information to refine your future strategy. Access detailed analytics by clicking the graph icon in the top-right corner (available to site owners or admins only). How can you increase subscribers?

Finally! Images like company logos, profile photos, and product stills can now be displayed without being cropped 🎉. In edit mode, customize the thumbnail height and visible area to perfectly fit your needs. Tip: When else could this be useful? It’s great for organizing movie posters, book covers, website design portfolios, model profile photos, certificates, illustrations, and more. 📍Notion import is here.

Whether it’s a portfolio for creators and art students 🌄, team or project introductions for startups 🚀, an investment portfolio for VCs 🏙️, or a collection of event photos from conferences 🥳, our new grid channel view helps spotlight visual content. Try it out to achieve an Instagram-like view that truly emphasizes your images. ✨ Improvements (7) Clicking a blog post opens a new window without screen transition. In callout blocks, pressing Enter once creates a new line within the block, while pressing twice exits the block. On mobile, custom field values now display in the same row as the field name. Removed the member invite step in new channel creation. [Beta] Sites with a custom domain will now display a custom favicon in Google search results. [Beta] Custom fields also translate when multilingual feature is enabled. [Beta] Added table channel. 🛠️ Bug Fixes (8) [CS] Error messages no longer appear when changing the site URL. User view chart graph aligns with content area. Error messages for single-character nicknames now correctly reflect the issue. When the comment option is enabled on an empty page, the comment input field now appears at the bottom of the screen. Selecting text and pasting a URL now correctly adds a link to the text. Blog channel's side margins display correctly on mobile web and app. [Beta] Form channel questions are editable in translation mode with the multilingual feature.

Cover images can now be added to channel home pages, including Kanban boards, surveys, blogs, and more. This update is perfect for creating a unified brand identity across the site or setting an appropriate tone for each channel based on its purpose.

Use the gallery channel to showcase startup team members, portfolios for VCs or individuals, or curated product collections from creators. No need to create a new card UI every time—just add images and content for an easy management experience. If your site is shared with search engines, this page will automatically be indexed as well. Tip. You can also create horizontally scrolling preview lists. Managers or higher can now edit channel posts created by others. Gallery channel grid images now adjust by increasing the number of items displayed instead of resizing with page width Beta “Full height” option added for background blocks. Beta When background blocks are at the bottom of the page, the margin below is removed, allowing them to function as a footer. CS Resolved an issue where page mentions couldn’t be added in the post editing screen. CS Submit button alignment in survey channels is now consistent in both edit and view modes. CS Survey channel previews now display according to the set width. CS Resolved an Android app issue where accessing pages with attached files caused automatic downloads. Button click counts now display correctly in analytics. Image slider no longer zooms in when viewed on mobile web. The login screen no longer appears when selecting the share or search buttons while logged out. Multiple email addresses pasted into the member invitation window now maintain proper formatting. Click counts in list channels are no longer duplicated.

Writing About Multiple Topics on a Single Blog Channel? Have you created separate blog channels to organize different themes? With categories, you can now simplify your post management. Rearrange the order of your categories using drag-and-drop in the blog post list. Sorting and Filtering Options for Blog Posts Posts can be organized by category and customized with additional attributes. For instance, review blog posts can sort posts by star ratings! If the title and category layout in the blog preview doesn't suit your style, you can disable the 'Title' option for a cleaner look.

Hello to everyone who has landed on SlashPage by clicking a link somewhere! Glad to meet you.👋 We are the SlashPage team, working on creating the easiest-to-use web page builder in the world.😎 It's already been a year since we started this AMBITIOUS project. We've had so much we wanted to share with you! In the future, we'll gradually unravel these stories: How we find people who will be interested in us and what we should say to them, along with the results. The many trials and errors behind a successful Product Hunt launch. The challenges faced in a startup with limited time and resources, and the lessons learned. Plus, handy tips we've collected for those of you who may not be familiar with creating web pages! Have you just taken your first steps in creating a website? Are you working on an early-stage service like ours? By subscribing to this channel, you'll undoubtedly find a lot of help. Would you like to hear our stories?😉 Or maybe you're just a passerby who dropped by for a moment to see what we're talking about. That's fine. Please come back in about a week, and there will be another interesting story waiting for you. We look forward to the journey ahead. Hope to see you again! With love,

Many of you may already know... SlashPage was recently nominated as the Best NoCode Tool of the Year in the Golden Kitty Awards on Product Hunt. Unfortunately, we didn't get selected as the No-Code Tool of the Year. 🥲 While votes were live, we shared the news (that we got nominated) with our fans through the website banner and email. The anticipation of the results kept me up the night before the announcement. However, considering the strong contenders, it was a difficult to win as a relatively new service. But! We noticed a surprising achievement. Our team member, @elly was chosen as the Community Member of the Year! This is based on Product Hunt's criteria rather than votes, making it much more meaningful. If I were to guess how Elly got selected, it might be because: There were numerous comments and reviews written by bots, but she wrote each one herself. While preparing for the launch, Elly actively asked questions to seasoned community members whenever she sought clarificaiton. Every time a bug was found on ProductHunt, Elly reported it to the moderators. Although our 2023 ended with #1 Product of the Day and #5 Product of the Week & Month, in 2024, we'll strive to win Product of the Year!💪💪💪 We will continue to release new features, and perhaps there's even a SlashPage 2.0 in the works. We sincerely thank everyone who took the time to vote and support us! 🙇‍♂️ If you have any questions about Product Hunt or need help with the launch, feel free to ask us!

Just in case you were wondering, what is ProductHunt? Are you working on a new product, or planning a small side project? If you want it to be seen by many tech enthusiasts, I think Product Hunt would be perfect. It's filled with product makers like you and people exploring new products. Introduce your product, gather first 1~1,000 users, and get valuable feedback. We launched for the first time last year and learned a lot from various posts on how to launch on Product Hunt successfully. I'll provide detailed tips we gathered not only from those posts but also from our trial and error. If you've decided to launch, follow the steps below. Define the goals for launching on Product Hunt Want to find initial users for your product? You can find potential users who may be interested in your product based on the interests listed in their profiles or those who have left reviews for similar products. There are also add-on services like Upvote-bell that can help you introduce your product to potential users. Are you collecting diverse feedback? You can gather feedback by posting on the discussion forum before launching and by receiving reviews after launch. As you may know, there are numerous experts and early adopters in ProductHunt who are always open to sharing opinions. I also recommend using hashtags like #buildinpublic or #buildinginpublic on social media to share the product development process. Do you want the "Product of the day" title? Yes, receiving the Product of the day/week/month badge is a great honor. As far as I know, there is less competition on weekends than on weekdays, and the Product of the week is chosen from products launched from Monday to Sunday. Product of the month might be more advantageous if you launch at the beginning of the month. After setting the goal of launching on Product Hunt, the next steps will be covered in the following post. Stay tuned for valuable insights!

Now that you know why you should launch on Product Hunt, it's time to get to work! There are tons of makers and tech lovers on Product Hunt, and we'll show you how to better showcase your product and get to know ProductHunt members. Setting up your profile Some people miss out on opportunities because they have no contact info. Add links to your Twitter, LinkedIn, email, personal website, or any other contact information to your profile, along with a brief introduction of yourself. Points, Badges, and Streaks Badges depend on the number of points you have earned, with badges appearing next to your username starting at 101 points. Streaks also show rankings of who has been the most active on ProductHunt. Since these two factors display how engaged a user is, it's important to manage them. Respond to new product launches and engage with people As many people emphasize, this seems to be the best way to build influence and reputation in the community. Monitor the products that are being released daily and encourage each other! Also, since this community is made up of CEOs, developers, designers, and others in similar role, it's the optimal place to share your voice or concerns. Upload a teaser before the launch If you have an approximate release date, make a teaser! People who hit Notify me can receive a notification when the product is launched. From 7 days before the release date, your product may be visible in the Coming Soon tab. Find similar services on ProductHunt Browse or search the category your product is in (Nocode, Webapp, Productivity, etc.) to find similar products. You can get two things from this: you can see how people react to similar services and what questions they have, and you can see how other makers are presenting their products, which is really important! Now, talk to your teammates based on the time and resources you can commit. I'll continue to post tips and must-know's as our team prepares to launch again. Let us know what you think of this post in the comments below!

What are 'Points'? 🪙 Points on Product Hunt are also called Kitty Coins and are considered similar to Reddit's Karma. Depending on the points, you can receive gold🥇, silver🥈, or bronze🥉 medals, which are displayed next to the score on the profile. In our experience, we received a bronze medal when the score exceeded 100 points and a silver medal when it exceeded 500 points. Experienced users say that all votes are not equal: votes from someone with higher points carries more value than those from somebody with less points. Since points increase based on Product Hunt activities, having a high score might give the impression of being more active and reputable. However, Product Hunt doesn't explicitly explain how to earn points: "You can earn points by actively contributing across Product Hunt. Contributing includes: posting products, creating discussions, and engaging in conversations. You'll gain points when other community members upvote, cheer, or in any way appreciate your contribution." by Product Hunt FAQ As we prepared for our Product Hunt launch, we were able to accumulate over 500 points, and I'll share tips on how we achieved this: Here are the activities we do every day: 1️⃣ Try out new products at 12:01 AM PST every day and leave reviews and feedback comments. Every day, you can see a list of new products launched that day on the main screen of Product Hunt. 2️⃣ Post discussions on topics that makers or PH community members can relate to. Share any curiosities, difficulties, or experiences you've encountered in the process of building a product or improving an existing one. Sharing stories about topics that IT enthusiasts and makers would enjoy is an excellent choice. 3️⃣ Share my know-how and leave supportive comments in the new discussions. Launching always involves trial-and-error! Sharing your experiences can be incredibly helpful to new makers. So, share your insights, and leave your comments on other posts in the community.

Prioritize feedback and actively communicate Even after a year, we're still excited every time we get a new user. We've always wanted to address their needs and keep them engaged with our service. To achieve this, we prioritize customer feedback and active communication. As a result, many users have become more engaged and consistently shared their opinions. Here are the three main points we focused on: ✅ Setting up an efficient feedback system ✅ Quickly identifying recurring feedback and prioritizing it for development ✅ Building user trust with continuous updates Choose the right communication tools to improve user satisfaction So how do we communicate effectively? Typically, email or request(feedback) form is the most popular choice. They're easy to set up and familiar to users. Over time, however, it's getting harder to efficiently manage all inquiries, especially when similar questions keep coming in. E-mails can get lost in the shuffle of other messages, making it difficult to respond quickly. It can also be cumbersome to notify a large number of users of new updates via email. These problems can be easily solved with SlashPage! You can create a unique community for your service without a developer where you can add chat channels like bug reports, feature requests, etc. This helps you quickly identify recurrent bugs or frequently requested features. This improves usability, helps set development priorities, and increases user satisfaction! You can have unlimited channels and posts, and you can customize the logo, text, and background colors to match your service’s branding. Are you concerned about making the feedback channel public? We recommend being transparent. This helps users search for similar questions and solutions. New users can see previous answers and see that you are actively communicating with your audience. If you need to collect sensitive information such as personal information, try DM (direct message). From user surveys to beta-tester applications, check out SlashPage's built-in Form feature.