For a long time, "launches" and "real projects" lived too far apart.
That created a weird friction: someone could have a really good project published on their huevsite, yet still not show up in the tab where the community goes to see what's being built.
Not anymore.
What changed
The Launches section now feeds directly from your project blocks.
That means if you add a project on:
- your main profile
- a sub-site
- a visible public page
that project can now automatically appear in the launches feed.
Less duplication, more truth
The idea is simple:
if you already added a project on huevsite, you shouldn't have to "relaunch" it in another parallel system for it to exist.
Now there's a single source. Your real content.
That improves several things:
- less maintenance
- less duplicated data
- more consistency between profile, sub-sites and feed
- a much more useful launches tab
What to do to show up better
If you want your project to stand out more in that tab, it's worth taking care of your block:
- Set a clear title.
- Add a concrete description.
- Add a visual preview if you have one.
- Fill in the destination link properly.
- If the project is better off on its own, send it to a sub-site.
You don't need to "optimize for the algorithm". You need the project to be understood quickly.
More alive launches, less hot air
With this change, the tab stops being an isolated storefront and starts reflecting the real state of the ecosystem better.
If people publish projects, they show up. If builders improve their blocks, the feed improves on its own.
Instead of inventing an extra layer, we just connected the one that already existed better.
Let's buildeaRRR!