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A changelog and blog for Tempo, a fictional planning calendar: a timeline of releases with category filters, version tags, animated shape-drawn media and show-older pagination, single release pages, post cards with generative covers and an article view with a scroll-spy contents rail.

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What is this?

Tempo Changelog is the release-notes and blog side of a product site. The changelog is a timeline with sticky dates, version tags and colour-coded categories you can filter, and every release carries an animated illustration drawn entirely with shapes — no screenshots to go stale. Each release has its own page with highlights, grouped changes, code samples and contributors, and the blog pairs generative covers with a comfortable article view and a scroll-spy table of contents.

Who is it for?

SaaS and developer-tool teams who ship often and want their release notes to be read, not skimmed — and product marketers who need a changelog, an engineering blog and an email/RSS signup that all feel like one product.

What you get

Everything needed to make it yours.

Filterable release timeline

Sticky dates, version tags and New / Improved / Fixed / API categories with counts; filters combine and the timeline re-flows with layout springs.

Media drawn with shapes

Nine animated scenes — focus blocks, a command bar, capacity bars, sync, time zones, API, mobile, dark mode, cycles — that play once in view.

Show older, not page two

Releases load four at a time with a live count, so the latest stays front and centre without hiding history.

Release pages that explain

Numbered highlights, every change grouped by category, an optional code sample, contributors, copy-link and previous/next.

Blog with a contents rail

Generative covers seeded per post, a category switch, code blocks, callouts and a table of contents that tracks your scroll.

Email and RSS built in

A persisted subscribe flow with a major-releases-only switch, and an RSS popover with a copyable feed URL.

Screens & sections

  • Changelog timeline
  • Category filters and pagination
  • Single release
  • Blog index
  • Article with contents rail
  • Subscribe and RSS

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