Ethereum.org is transforming its development process to adopt Shape Up Cycles, a strategic shift that improves productivity and focus. This approach consists of a six-week construction period and a two-week cooldown, as detailed in Ethereum’s recent blog post.
Core improvements to ethereum.org
In the new cycle system, Ethereum.org aims to deliver several improvements by the end of February 2025. It includes an interactive roadmap designed to explain Ethereum’s evolution, making it more accessible to newcomers. The roadmap is inspired by Vitalik Buterin’s Ethereum roadmap.
Audio features are being introduced on main pages, allowing users to listen to content instead of reading it, and native Web3 features such as wallet linking and Direct Onboarding (DAPP) are also being integrated.
Other upgrades include a dashboard hub for essential Ethereum tracking tools and community resources, along with comprehensive content updates to ensure the site’s documentation is in line with Ethereum’s rapid advancement. This includes refreshing existing content, introducing new training materials, and preparing for Pectra upgrades.
Improved user experience
Translation quality is improving across multiple languages, and the experience for non-English users is improving through better feedback systems, UI improvements, and changes to content organization. Additionally, a migration from Chakra to Shadcn UI components is in progress.
Ecosystem projects and social participation
Ethereum.org is also focusing on ecosystem projects, including the launch of Ethproofs.org, a platform that tracks ZKVM functionality. Updates to LaunchPad support MaxEB changes in the validator, and more active participation on social media platforms is planned to strengthen community relationships.
The cycle ends with a two-week cooldown, during which Ethereum.org reflects on its output and strategizes for the next cycle. This period will also include an update on the achievements and insights gained in Cycle 1.
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