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  1. Fixed

    An uploaded file's buttons no longer cover its description

    In every gallery — server impressions, work samples, a listing's inspiration — the reorder buttons sat on top of the description field, hiding the start of the text and swallowing clicks meant for it.

  2. Fixed

    Buttons look clickable again

    Over buttons like “Apply” or “Invite to apply” the pointer stayed an arrow while it turned into a hand over every link. It is a hand over anything you can press now.

  3. Improved

    Dragging things into order runs smoothly

    Screening questions, references, skills and the admin taxonomy: an entry now glides to its new place instead of jumping there. Screening questions could also only be moved one position per drag — one drag now carries them as far as you go.

  4. New

    Servers can show pictures of themselves

    Upload up to six impressions on your server profile — the spawn, a build, an event. They appear on your public page, the first one large, and you decide the order by dragging them.

  5. Fixed

    A listing's inspiration is finally visible

    The pictures and clips uploaded to a briefing were only ever shown inside the editor. They are now part of the listing page everybody reads, under the description — and the order you drag them into decides which one leads.

  6. Improved

    Bigger attachments, and bigger pictures

    A file attached to an application or a message may now weigh up to ten megabytes instead of five, and the ceiling for a picture went up from two megabytes as well — how far depends on the plan, which the entry about Plus and Pro spells out. Pictures are still scaled and re-encoded before they are stored, so pages do not get heavier; the old limits simply refused screenshots, phone photographs and scanned portfolios that were never a problem to keep.

  7. Improved

    Screening questions can be put in order

    Drag a question by its handle, or step it one place with the arrows beside it. Applicants answer them top to bottom, and until now a question added as an afterthought was stuck at the bottom.

  8. Improved

    The job search says what it is filtering by

    Every filter you have set now appears as a chip under the search, and each one can be taken off again with a single click. The pay fields have moved into a dropdown of their own — they were the one filter that broke the row — and the filters you reach for less often are folded away behind “More filters”, which opens by itself whenever one of them is doing something. The talent directory got the chips too.