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September 2026

93 updates
Design

Sharing an article is one row of icons.

The share controls on every article are now six icon buttons on one line: copy link, LinkedIn, email, X, Facebook, and print. Each keeps its name for screen readers and as a tooltip.

The previous row spelled out every option as a bordered chip, which took three lines in the sidebar and looked like the author card's contact links beneath it. The icons carry the meaning on their own; the copy button turns blue for two seconds after the link is copied and announces the confirmation to assistive technology.

The author card at the end of each article was simplified at the same time: one link to the author's page, where the contact details live.

Matched captures of the article sidebar's share block at desktop width, before and after. The before image is rendered from the previous version of the site's source, not saved from an earlier day.

Six bordered chips labeled Copy link, LinkedIn, Email, X, Facebook, and Print, wrapped over three lines.

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Six labeled chips over three lines.
Six round icon buttons on one line: a chain link, the LinkedIn mark, an envelope, the X mark, the Facebook f, and a printer.

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Six icons on one line.
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Selected public improvements to LFW.com. Client work and confidential operational details stay private. Earlier entries were collected from the project’s history and dated to the relevant milestones. Screenshots labeled “current” show the version captured for this changelog, not necessarily the version on the entry’s date.

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