The roadmap was rebuilt from the ground up with a clearer board, voting right on the cards and a calmer timeline
What is done, what is being built and what is next now fits on one screen
Every change is listed in the first release notes for the site
One board, the whole plan
The roadmap now opens on Overview, a board that answers what is done, what is being built and what is next in one look. The columns run from Recently shipped through In development, Near term, Later and Exploring, and every card shows its status, its labels and how much the community wants it.
Pick a project at the top or narrow the board down by label, and it follows you. The General information column on the left explains the columns, the colours and every icon, so nobody has to guess.
Vote, comment and explore from the card
Boost and brake now sit right on every card. Your own vote lights up the arrow, green for a boost and red for a brake, so you can see where you voted at a glance.
Right-click a card, or tap the dots on a phone, to open it, comment, copy its link, start a suggestion from it or jump straight to its links. Priorities got their own icons too, from an animated fire on the work we push hardest down to a water drop on the nice to haves.
Colours that mean something
The coloured bars on a card are labels that say what the work is about, like tracks, vehicles or multiplayer. Click the bars on any card to see their names, or open Labels at the top and pick one or more to only see those cards.
Item pages with links
Every card opens its own page with the full description, its labels and priority, and a new Links section for trailers, patch notes and docs. A deleted item or a mistyped link now lands on a proper page instead of an error.
A calmer timeline, and the node graph is back
The timeline now opens with a short animation instead of jumping onto the screen, shows more of what is coming than what is behind us, and lets you switch views from the top left. The node graph is back in its original design, with softer colours.
Every change, written down
From now on every update to the site gets its own release notes in the documentation, under Whats New on the Vision Force Site. The first one covers this redesign, the Project Overdrive rename, the bigger community directory and everything else that changed: 1.0 release notes.
