Shipped our first fully user-upvoted feature:

They say you should always listen to and engage with your users and I couldn't agree with the sentiment more. We launched a public roadmap (https://did.nolt.io/) a while back and the response has been fantastic.

The roadmap has ten features on now that are all genuinely requested by our users and today we are very pleased to announce that we've taken a very popular feature request (with 7 upvotes) all the way from idea through scoping to shipment.

I think this is a really important milestone to mark. Shipping features happens all the time (lord knows we got a whole lotta ideas for new features!) but listening to and acting on feedback from your users seems much more valuable and significant.

The feature we shipped is the ability to customise authentication pages for your apps: https://did.app/docs/customise-authentication-pages/

If you haven't already set up a roadmap, do. Initially I was worried about revealing our feature ideas (perhaps to the competition) or revealing that we have lots of feature ideas that just weren't ready yet but honestly, chatting to our users they are cool with the fact we're still building things, cool with the fact we're up front about our plans and very cool with the fact they can contribute to the features we develop.

Thank you to everyone who requested and upvoted the custom authentication pages feature.