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Release v0.9.9.9.4

💎 Glare Wiki Enhancements

  1. We updated our navigation to include drag-n-drop functionality to make it much easier to move pages around.

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  1. We added "Free Assessment" to the nav to let users take an assessment to better understand their org and their organizational gaps.

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  1. We updated our pages from Compare to Focus and from Lead to Show to better communicate Glare's core values.

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  1. We also created a callout at the bottom of all Glare content pages to take the free assessment in order to further increase visibility.

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We're excited to keep improving Glare to create a more intuitive experience.

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