Update v0.0.66

Import from Figma

• Import several pages at once. Send a whole set of pages from the Figma plugin and watch them build side by side in the studio, with a lane for each page and one final review at the end.
• Headers taken from your design. The header’s arrangement, the hero behind it and the wording on its button are now read from your Figma file, and every page leaves room for the floating header.
• Truer builds. Imports look up the fonts your design uses so the pages start with the right type, and a Figma build stays still instead of adding motion of its own.
• A clearer plugin. The plugin shows a card for each page you’re exporting and keeps the Export button in place while you work through them.

Designing and chat

• Notes that stay until you’re done. Numbered pins from Point & Comment stay on the page until their notes are sent, removed or cleared. Clicking an element you’ve noted opens its note again.
• Change or remove a note. Click a note’s number to update it or take it away, or cancel and leave it as it was.
• Drop a file anywhere in chat. Drag an image or document onto the chat pane and it attaches, wherever you let go.
• Changes revealed where you are. A change you make on another page, including an Art Director apply, is now revealed on that page instead of sending you back to Home.
• The design pass in Easy and Guided. The design pass is available in both modes, and its card in the brief carries the palette icon with counts that read the same whether it’s one or many.
• A quieter stop. Stopping a turn now ends quietly, and the brief holds on to your logo, name and motion choices.

Fonts

• Search fonts as you type. The font fields now search Google Fonts and Fontshare together, so you can find a family by name without leaving the app.
• Fontshare families all the way through. A Fontshare family carries into the brief, Figma imports, Claude’s suggestions and your published site.
• Fonts that load. After every turn the app checks your type and repairs a font that isn’t loading, so pages don’t fall back to the wrong face.

Publishing

• Publish your site to Netlify. Choose Netlify or Vercel for each project’s live site. Forms and spam protection work exactly as before, your Settings → Scripts entries come along, and design previews stay on Vercel.
• Pick your host first. Publish with sits at the top of the Publish drawer and swaps everything below it in one smooth move. A project that hasn’t chosen follows your last choice.
• Sign in with Netlify. Connect your Netlify account in a couple of clicks, or paste a token instead if you prefer.
• A walkthrough for connecting. Show me how on the Connect Netlify card walks you through the account, the sign-in, the team and choosing Netlify for your project.
• Your own domain, watched to the finish. The drawer shows the DNS records to set and keeps watching your domain until it’s serving the site over HTTPS.
• The free address points at your domain. Once your own domain is serving the site, the free netlify.app address redirects to it, and older deploys are cleared away with the live one kept.
• More help where you publish. Publish help has a Domains tab, Show me how opens the walkthrough, and help dialogs move like the rest of the app.

Your site

• Hide email addresses from spam scripts. Your published site now protects email addresses in page text and mailto links, so they read the same to visitors but are hidden from harvesters. It’s on by default, with a switch in Settings → Links.
• The page you’re on is marked in the menu. Both headers now highlight the current page, and its parent in a submenu, for visitors and screen readers alike.
• Steadier menus. Menu items that link to a submenu open on a click, or a tap on mobile, and Narrow Header keeps the bar inside the center column.
• Pop-ups scroll on their own. With smooth scrolling on, an open pop-up or menu drawer holds the page still and scrolls its own content.
• Primary Navigation settings behind a gear. The navigation switches are tucked behind a settings gear, so the panel stays easy to read.
• Section IDs are unique. Every section gets its own ID on the page, so links that jump to a section land on the right one.
• Edit robots.txt. You can now edit robots.txt in the app, just like llms.txt.

The CMS

• Longer lists, blocks that grow in place. Block lists are no longer capped, and a block grows where it sits as you add to it.
• Saves stay where you are. Saving keeps you in place instead of moving you, and the Save button turns green to show it saved.
• Photos from any folder. Photos in folders with spaces in the name now load properly.
• A titled, smoother drawer. The drawer names the project and design it belongs to, and now opens as smoothly as it closes.

The app

• A calmer welcome. The welcome letters settle in from a wide spread and hold for a full second before the app appears, with no jump in the logo.
• Rename a project in place. Rename a project right in the Switch Project drawer. Enter saves, Escape cancels, and the new name follows through to your next design round.
• Move to Applications. If you open the app from Downloads or the installer window, it offers to move itself to Applications for you.
• See what’s new after an update. Updating now greets you with a short note on what changed in the release.