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Year four: South East Asian cooking, an hourly web comic, a Trad metronome, a digital garden, a coastal photo walk, a patchwork quilt and a flock of sheep to defend.

Niice 4’s private beta, 1,006 pull requests, an ISO 27001 audit, a new help center, two new faces and 452 games of Geoguessr.

Year two: a dungeon crawler, a family tree, a redesigned personal site, a typing race, macramé and drone footage from New Zealand.

Nine years on from an inspiration search engine: what changed in the last year, going remote by choice, and a first hint at Niice Docs.

The first Creative Week: a multiplayer game, a death clock, a recorded track, a digital garden and a still-life shoot.

Brand colors, button styles, light and dark logos, and a name for your hub — a set of controls for making a brand hub look like the brand.

A new user profile, bulk access management, inherited access on nested boards — and one click to take it all away again.

Partners Federal Credit Union had their annual meeting approved and ready for print. Then the world went into lockdown, and they had three days to rebuild it.

Paid hubs can brand their link, and every free hub gets its own subdomain — with the old links redirected.

Brand assets spread across the four corners of the web, and a new approach to brand asset management built with creatives at Disney, Uber and Nordstrom.

Seven years on from launching as “a search engine with taste”, a look back at how a week-long side project turned into a creative review platform.