A New Look for LogoRRR

The LogoRRR website has been redesigned from the ground up. The focus was on a clean, welcoming look, a proper blog with release notes and engineering write-ups, and — most visibly — full support for 10 languages right out of the box.

A Fresh Design

The new design is built on Hugo, a fast static site generator, and uses Material Design 3 color tokens for a consistent, modern feel. Every color — from the primary blue to the subtle card backgrounds — is defined as a design token, making the whole site visually coherent across pages.

The homepage hero presents the three download options — macOS, Windows, and Linux — as clean cards, each with a platform icon, a direct download button, and a version badge. No clutter, no distractions.

The Blog

The blog collects release notes, engineering insights, and project updates in one place. Posts are organised into categories:

• Releases — every new version of LogoRRR
• Engineering — how things are built under the hood
• Distribution — store listings and packaging
• Community — milestones and user stories
• Demo — screencasts and feature walkthroughs
• Meta — website and project news (you are here)

Each category has its own overview page with the same card grid, a category navigation bar at the top, and a post count.

10 Languages

The site is now available in 10 languages:

The language switcher sits in the top-right corner of every page. It shows a flag and the language name, and remembers your choice for future visits. On a first visit, the site automatically selects the language that matches your browser’s preference — so most visitors land in their own language without any extra step.

All 19 blog posts are translated into every supported language.

What’s Where

Here’s a quick map of everything on the site:

Category pages — Releases, Engineering, Distribution, Community, Demo, Meta — are linked from the blog overview and from each post’s footer.