A smoother reading flow

Letters became easier to keep close in this phase, with a polished local experience that could live more like an everyday writing place than a disposable browser tab. Its title and surrounding shell took on the same warm voice as the rest of the product, and updates were made more dependable so the version on hand stayed current.

The larger change was in how an article opened. Instead of feeling like a hard jump away from home, a piece could open in a focused drawer while the library remained part of the same larger room. The return path was smoothed, the drawer’s spacing was made more comfortable, and the top controls were brought into a single visual family. Type choices stayed visible, then each voice received a careful adjustment to scale and rhythm so reading felt intentional across the available fonts.

Together these changes made the act of revisiting an article calmer: find it in the timeline, open it without losing your bearings, read or edit in focus, and return to the library when you are ready. That stronger experience created room for the final phase of deeper personalisation.