Website version history

• Added animated, bot-coloured Most popular recommendations to Advanced Website Design, Veyron One Pro, Ecommerce Starter and Marketing Setup & Training.
• Removed the previous highest-package emphasis and rewrote website package descriptions around outcomes rather than business size.
• Shortened tailored quote and cost notes, standardised optional Veyron One setup from £99, and retained both bot and service names on mobile.
• Removed “Proudly” from the Tamworth footer wording.
• Staging only; production unchanged.

• Retired the Business Growth System proposition and dedicated page across the public staging site.
• Reframed combined services as tailored packages with one tailored scope and quote.
• Updated homepage service selection, customer journey animation, FAQs, pricing prompt, menus, footer, service pages, relevant blog links, sitemap and Ask One website knowledge.
• Added Pixel, One, Tillio and Beacon names to Packages and Pricing.
• Rewrote Tamworth footer copy and updated the navigation to match the current offer.
• Staging only. Production unchanged.

• Founder expertise and client benefits now use two independent mobile swipe carousels, with arrows and current card indicators.
• All approved copy, bot artwork and card styling retained. Desktop layouts unchanged.
• Native scrolling, keyboard navigation, disabled end arrows and reduced motion support. No autoplay.
• 390px responsive browser rendering passed navigation, content preservation and page overflow checks. Physical iPhone testing not performed.
• Staging only. Production unchanged.

• Rewrote the homepage FAQs around buying decisions, business benefits, existing websites, integrations and transparent costs.
• Clarified the free growth plan value, priorities, indicative costs and next steps.
• Preserved approved layouts, characters, accordion and enquiry form behaviour.
• Staging only. Production unchanged.

• Kept both founder responsibility labels at the same size and on one line on mobile.
• Balanced Laura’s leadership summary to match the length and visual weight of Dene’s.
• Reworked the three client benefits into separate green tick cards with clearer visual hierarchy.
• Renamed the FAQ heading to “FAQs” and added a multicoloured question bot using the existing Veyron family palette.
• Balanced the FAQ and contact introductions for mobile, with compact copy-led layouts and a posting character animation.
• Preserved the compact vertical mobile layout and original portrait framing. Production unchanged.

• Restored Dene’s original portrait scale and natural framing.
• Replaced formal director titles with practical responsibility labels for technology, solutions, marketing and operations.
• Removed dash punctuation from visible founder copy.
• Condensed the founder story, leadership summaries and client commitments on mobile to reduce vertical scrolling. Production unchanged.

• Changed Dene’s client-facing title from Technical Lead to Solutions Director.
• Placed founder and director titles on separate lines beneath both portraits.
• Aligned Laura’s title to Operations Director and removed accounting from her profile copy.
• Updated structured founder metadata and preserved the family-run founder layout. Production unchanged.

• Replaced Laura’s placeholder with her supplied original photograph, converted to a web-ready format without AI alteration.
• Rebuilt the founder section as one cohesive family-business story rather than two long profile cards.
• Changed the sole section label to “Meet the founders” and removed the duplicated “Meet the founders and Laura” wording.
• Presented Dene and Laura together, followed by concise technical and commercial leadership summaries and three clear client commitments.
• Removed the mobile founder carousel in favour of a simpler responsive layout. Production unchanged.

• Removed the staging comparison badge and replaced the repeated pricing title with “Choose the right fit. Know what comes next.”
• Rebuilt About Veyron around family-run co-founders Dene and Laura, with distinct technical and commercial stories.
• Added branded Veyron One and Beacon bot accents, Laura’s portrait placeholder, expertise chips and a family-run promise.
• Desktop shows both founders together; mobile uses a contained carousel with touch-sized controls and keyboard navigation.
• Removed Dene’s surname from homepage copy and updated About links. Production unchanged.

• Removed the retired pricing and package-finder section; the four-service comparison is now the only homepage pricing section.
• Expanded Website Bespoke, Veyron One Pro and Ecommerce with the capabilities documented on the dedicated Veyron pages and official Shopify help pages.
• Added Blog to Advanced and Bespoke, kept one AI chatbot row, and added the Bespoke referral system and customer portal.
• Removed plan-level enquiry buttons in favour of one service-level CTA. Mobile plan cards use a contained horizontal snap strip.
• Preserved prices and visible cost conditions. No feature cell says Optional; third-party and scope-dependent costs remain explicit.
• Desktop and 320, 390 and 430px browser-frame QA, keyboard switching, disclosures, enquiry handoff, website chat and gallery navigation passed. Physical mobile and real form submission remain untested. Production unchanged.

• Reduced the new comparison to Website Design, Veyron One, Ecommerce and Digital Marketing, preserving Growth Systems elsewhere.
• Kept plan prices and cost conditions visible while collapsing detailed feature tables initially.
• Included the standard AI website assistant in Advanced and Bespoke; Ask One remains Pro only.
• Removed the ecommerce Veyron hosting renewal and separated Shopify subscription, introductory promotion, payment fees, apps and integrations.
• Updated ordinary-language labels, accessible disclosures and compact mobile selectors. Production unchanged.

Direct pricing comparison: A new staging layout shows website, ecommerce, Google visibility and Veyron One prices immediately, followed by separate complete packages. The existing finder remains for comparison. The website Ask One launcher is slightly larger; Why Veyron uses navy and blue; autumn fireworks run at half the previous frequency.

Website Ask One: CRM-style chat for public website guidance, pricing, page navigation and reviewed enquiries through the existing staging form endpoint. Restored the previous Why Veyron headline colours. Conversation stays in tab memory; no CRM records are accessed.

Bot colour accents and autumn effects: Brighter travelling cyan line above Ask One, four bot colours in the Why Veyron headline, stronger mobile card borders and larger fireworks bursting in all four colours. Reduced motion keeps the effects static.

Homepage copy layout: Delivery and included hosting/domain appear on separate lines. The Why Veyron headline separates its three phrases and uses the bot’s cyan and blue palette.

Ask One action examples and gallery arrows: AI agent wording now highlights assigning office tasks and booking appointments. Seven topics retain three concise prompts each. Gallery chevrons use centred SVG icons while preserving device frame alignment.

Ask One UK business examples · 5 October 2026

Seven practical topics with three concise prompts each, informed by UK business research. New two line AI headline, bold Ask One introduction and compact mobile topic navigation. Existing button alignment, animation and demo request retained.

CRM pricing, Ask One and autumn refinement · 05 Oct 2026

• Essentials £29/month and Pro £49/month include one user. Additional users are £10/month or £15/month respectively.
• One-off setup is £99 Essentials or £249 Pro, only for enquiry form integration or customer data uploads. Updated plan cards, package finder, service copy, FAQ and structured data.
• Centred Ask One introduction and larger button with an AI powered badge, brief AI animation and reduced-motion support. Preserved all ten examples and added a concise AI-powered assistant introduction.
• Added “Run your business with an AI chatbot. It’s that simple.” to Veyron One and removed hyphens and dash separators from its marketing copy.
• Added 84 varied ground leaves to the existing autumn scene.
• Source consistency and Chromium viewport checks passed at 320, 390, 430 and 1440px. Both galleries, topics, synthetic swipes, expansion and pricing were checked. Physical iPhone/Safari and native reduced-motion preference checks remain outstanding; full scope is recorded in the refinement release notes.

• Added a dedicated Ask One panel with a transparent button illustration and practical business examples.
• Rewrote Why Veyron around a personal conversation, purposeful design, practical engineering and room to grow.
• Replaced the diagonal CTA arrows with right arrows.
• Preserved the product gallery, mobile reasons carousel, seasonal scene, service choices and enquiry routing.
• Homepage refinement: five Ask One topics with two prompts each, Pixel before Veyron One, a shorter product introduction and useful workflow detail moved to the dedicated page.
• Gallery arrows follow the actual device frame. Fixed enhancement rebinding after React replaces initial content, and removed the expanded screen counter.
• Checked 20 captures, navigation, expansion and all ten prompts in the desktop browser; rendered 320, 390 and 430px mobile layouts. Interactive mobile and real-device QA remain outstanding. Full verification is recorded in releases/v1.1.0-rc.17-homepage-refinement.md.
• Website Design now lists three green-tick essentials: mobile-responsive design, fast-loading pages and SEO-ready foundations. Highlights delivery in 1–2 weeks, a year’s free hosting and domain inclusion, while retaining hosting renewal details.

• Synchronised the two legacy homepage modules with the approved rc.15 content, removing the old expanding Why Veyron rail from those routes.
• Published a fresh homepage entry and product module with matching layout-context and prefetch imports, preserving one coherent runtime.
• Added no-store headers for page responses and mutable site assets. Existing image caching remains explicit.
• Added a stable mobile four-reason carousel, intrinsic screenshot frames and an animated autumn scene with pause. Preserved service order, pricing and enquiries.
• Investigated the supplied iPhone recording. It shows the old Why Veyron heading and sliding cards. Browser verification and mobile limitations are recorded in qa/CONVERSION_REVIEW_20261005.md.
• Verified actual embedded browser layouts at 375, 390, 760 and 1366px. Fixed mobile frame proportions, lazy-image space, animation pause and hero viewer arrow keys. Real-device testing remains outstanding.

• Rewrote the homepage Veyron One introduction around customer answers, agreed work and team responsibilities.
• Replaced the static outcome rows with a connected enquiry, quote and delivery journey grounded in genuine product captures.
• Centred the homepage device selector and previews, fixed the single column slide layout and tightened the gallery controls. Preserved distinct homepage and dedicated capture collections.
• Replaced the expanding Why Veyron rail with four readable reasons, restrained borders using all service colours, and one static autumn composition using the four approved characters. Removed unsupported numerical service claims and review counts from this section.
• Preserved pricing, the service selector, hero monitor viewer, portfolio and enquiry handoff. Production and CRM remain unchanged.
• Staging verification and any outstanding viewport limitations are recorded in qa/CONVERSION_REVIEW_20261005.md.

• Moved Veyron One demo actions and genuine product previews ahead of the homepage outcome rows.
• Preserved Essentials and Pro selections in the native package enquiry flow.
• Added paired desktop and mobile product evidence to the dedicated Veyron One page.
• Strengthened Pixel captions and the website project CTA while preserving portfolio order.
• Fixed the dedicated gallery contrast and limited One assistant claims to verified platform guidance.
• Production and the CRM application remain unchanged.
• Functional staging QA is recorded in qa/CONVERSION_REVIEW_20261005.md. Narrow viewport, real device and end to end submission checks remain outstanding.

• Replaced the long homepage FAQ accordion stack with a compact interactive answer finder.
• Added topic filtering, a question selector, previous and next navigation and contextual service links without automatic movement.
• Preserved every existing FAQ in the initial HTML for search visibility and no-JavaScript access.
• Added keyboard support, clear focus states, live answer announcements, reduced-motion handling and a stable-height mobile layout.
• Issued versioned client chunk paths so previously cached bundles cannot create a footer hydration mismatch.
• Production remains unchanged.

• Added five-slide CRM functionality carousels to the homepage and dedicated CRM page, with swipe, previous/next, numbered controls and keyboard navigation.
• First slide uses a realistic laptop and phone composition showing the Veyron CRM Sales overview dashboard with overdue work, today’s actions, enquiries, quotes, wins, recent activity and acquisition sources; subsequent slides show enquiries, customer record, quote progression and owned follow-ups.
• Made desktop and mobile browser access explicit, with bespoke mobile app delivery subject to agreed scope.
• Kept sample data clearly labelled, in-page image expansion, reduced-motion support and progressive access without JavaScript.
• Shortened the CRM Pro homepage pitch to three advantages, reduced demo buttons to a comfortable 48px height and focused the section on requesting a demo.
• Preserved approved pricing, demo enquiry integrations and production.
• Live QA fix: corrected CRM and Growth System page hydration by preserving adjacent React text boundaries, repaired the connected-operations sentence and removed residual retired Growth System markup and set CRM and Growth System demo CTAs to exactly 48px.
• Mobile refinement: stacked two full-width CRM Pro CTAs, removed the coming-soon portal button and access badges, corrected the first-slide mobile height, reduced the carousel to five previews, added an approved-price CRM Pro graphic and replaced personal names/work examples with fictional plumbing data.
• Carousel polish: introduced a dedicated portrait mobile device artwork, replaced the pricing panel with a team-task functionality preview, locked every slide to one stable frame and aligned the dedicated CRM showcase with the site’s navy and cyan styling, and removed superseded device/app option copy.

• Added prominent Request a demo hero buttons to CRM and Business Growth System pages, offering a free, no-obligation 30-minute conversation about customer efficiency.
• Added a dedicated CRM Pro homepage section with website-integration copy, agreed-scope capabilities, two illustrative previews, a demo CTA and service-page link.
• Added an explicitly disabled Demo portal · Coming soon placeholder, ready for a future portal URL.
• Demo requests use the existing secure enquiry integration with the relevant demo preselected. Demo form titles and action labels match the request.
• Benchmarked five major CRM offerings. Selected a clear pipeline-led homepage view with customer-record context, bespoke branding and next actions; recorded official sources and design rationale.
• Preserved approved pricing, enquiry submission, dated release dropdowns and production.

• Added full five-user costs to CRM package-finder recommendations: Essentials £59/month + £249 setup; Pro £99/month + £499 setup.
• Added additional-user prices: Essentials £10 per user/month; Pro £15 per user/month.
• Rewrote both recommendations around website-to-CRM integration, a clear enquiry pipeline and the connected customer journey.
• Made website integration explicit in the included capabilities. Preserved one-user prices, setup fees, enquiry actions and compact service-panel pricing.
• Restored the standalone ongoing Google service’s monthly performance summary; Growth Systems remain one-off implementations.
• Added three branded illustrative CRM previews to the dedicated page: enquiry pipeline, customer record and next actions. Desktop uses three columns; mobile supports swipe, numbered controls and a larger-image link. Sample data and agreed-scope labels prevent confusion with real customer records.
• Updated dedicated-page copy to lead with website integration. The interactive demo portal remains a separate project.
• Added Explore further beside Start a project on every package-finder result, linked to its relevant website, ecommerce, marketing, CRM or Growth System page.
• Retained release dropdowns and UK timestamps. Production unchanged.

• Made each release an accessible expandable dropdown, with the latest release open initially.
• Added a UK date and time to every release using the historical version commit timestamps.
• Preserved all release notes, rollback labels and footer version links.
• Direct links to a release open its notes automatically; the list remains usable without JavaScript.

• Shortened CRM and Business Growth System descriptions to match ecommerce reading length.
• CRM pricing now shows Essentials £29/month + £249 setup and Pro £49/month + £499 setup, each for one user. Removed multi-user rates and extra explanatory text from the service price.
• Growth System setup prices remain Foundation £999, Growth £1,499 and Complete from £2,399. Removed recurring package charges; training and handover replace monthly reviews.
• Fixed View system link sizing, six-stage journey alignment and mobile heading/control spacing.
• Updated footer version link. Production unchanged.

Fixed

• Correct the loading failure introduced in rc.6: retirement filtering incorrectly removed required null keys from React Flight element tuples. Distinguish retired content from intentional null values and rebuild the generated page data.
• Add a structural check requiring every React element tuple to retain its four fields, including the key and props positions.
• Open the new version-history URL through a normal page load so the existing client router does not request a nonexistent generated route.
• Preserve the five-service scope, pricing-first order, CRM rates and all requested design changes.

Superseded by rc.7 after a page-data loading defect was reported.

Direction and baseline

• Restore the first optimisation pass: readable desktop headings, balanced hero, stronger secondary text contrast, fixed portfolio image and staging enquiry integration.
• Roll back the rejected showroom redesign and its later carousel gesture changes. Production remains v1.0.0.
• Focus the offer on websites, ecommerce, digital marketing, CRM and a bespoke package combining them.

Services and CRM

• Remove the Customer → Website → Enquiry diagram, tick-marked benefit statements and services-to-live-work link.
• Lead customer-management copy with CRM Essentials: customers, enquiry pipeline, quotes and acceptance, notes, owners, tasks, follow-ups and reporting.
• Align homepage CRM service and finder prices: Essentials £29/month for one user or £59/month for five, £10/month per additional user and £249 onboarding; Pro £49/month for one or £99/month for five, £15/month per additional user and £499 onboarding.
• Describe Growth Systems as designed, supplied and implemented by Veyron. Foundation starts at £999 upfront + £149/month + advertising spend; additional capabilities depend on the agreed tier/scope.
• Remove the AI/admin automation service, assistants and standalone automation prices from the catalogue, menus, footer, enquiry choices, package finder and package inclusions.
• Remove automation promotion from the Growth System journey, service pages, blog listings, metadata and sitemap; retire the automation page and AI article with redirects to relevant remaining pages.
• Preserve ordinary CRM tasks, reminders and follow-ups, ecommerce order messages and the secure enquiry submission integration.

Homepage and interactions

• Put Packages & Pricing before the Business Growth System.
• Link the final View system action to the dedicated Growth System page.
• Place Continue without extras first in the package finder's optional-connections step, retaining its original continuation behaviour.
• Hide the service-network panel while keeping it available for later restoration.
• Remove the Multi-disciplinary expertise introductory box from the founder section.
• Remove the package finder's WhatsApp result link.
• Shorten the free Growth Plan introduction and note, simplify the checklist, reduce heading size/spacing and bring the form closer.
• Add this version-history page and link the shared footer version to it.

Verification and limits

• Verify source structure, JavaScript parsing, supported package recommendations, generated Flight text byte lengths, JSON-LD, remaining service choices, route links and staging deployment.
• Preserve production and form fields/submission configuration. No real CAPTCHA/email submission or full phone/Safari interaction certification is claimed.

Historical staging candidate · subsequently rolled back

Changed

• Classify the complete showroom and primary-page redesign as a MAJOR candidate under the user's versioning rule.
• Preserve approved prices, secure enquiry integration, all existing Git history and production v1.0.0.
• Intermediate rc.5 builds remain staging history; no final v1.1.0 or v2.0.0 release exists.

Added

• Version-only fallback for legacy portal/legal pages that do not use the shared footer.

Accessibility / QA

• Mobile showcase sizing and small price labels refined; enquiry message remains optional.
• Native validation, modal focus restoration, service-tab keyboard navigation and consent preferences checked.
• Expanded responsive review harness; exact deployed coverage in docs/qa-v2.0.0-rc.1.md.

Historical staging candidate · subsequently rolled back

Added

• New editorial showroom homepage, four manual service tabs and selected website imagery.
• Compact Essentials/Pro selector, contextual enquiry/demo dialog and illustrative Growth System journey.
• Readable native HTML/CSS/JavaScript authoring templates and repeatable generation scripts.
• Matching redesigned primary service pages and detailed package comparisons.

Changed

• Entire homepage composition, supporting visual language, copy hierarchy and navigation.
• Detailed specifications moved into dedicated pages; approved prices and ongoing charges retained.
• Foundation scope explicitly separates basic enquiry organisation from fuller CRM and automation.

Accessibility

• Keyboard-operable tabs, native modal focus containment, visible focus, reduced-motion support and compact mobile contact controls hidden while a dialog is open.

Technical

• Reuses existing staging enquiry adapter, Turnstile verification, endpoint guards, attribution/referral and consent helpers.
• Shared footer version generated from release-version.mjs; no final production release created.

Known limitations

• Repository contains generated exports; original application authoring source is unavailable.
• No analytics-backed conversion uplift is claimed. Review counts, customer totals, qualifications and uptime claims are omitted from new pages pending verification.
• Browser QA and real-device/secure-submission limitations are recorded in docs/qa-v1.1.0-rc.5.md.

Added

• Mobile CRM carousel with named Essentials/Pro controls, previous/next arrows and live position indicator; no autoplay.
• Mobile CRM and Business Growth System Request Demo actions, using existing enquiry forms.
• Existing website/ecommerce showcase imagery on mobile package cards.
• Staging-only iframe viewport review page, excluded from production promotion.

Changed

• Mobile service overview condensed into three short rows.
• Mobile homepage Growth System configurator replaced with a concise illustrative journey, scope disclosure and enquiry/demo actions.
• Mobile Growth System starting price is Foundation £999 upfront + £149/month + ad spend; higher tier functionality is explicitly separate.
• Mobile enquiry anchors open the existing dialog with selected service/demo context.
• Mobile optional package configurator and redundant Explore our work link hidden.
• Mobile contact introduction condensed; desktop composition retained.

Known limitations

• No conversion uplift claimed. Full real-device/Safari, end-to-end submission and performance certification still outstanding.

Changed

• Additional CRM licences: Essentials £10/month; Pro £15/month. Base and five-user prices and onboarding are unchanged.
• Five-user tiers now save £10/month versus one user plus four additions (£69 vs £59 Essentials; £109 vs £99 Pro).
• Footer version updated from the release source.

Known limitations

• Existing rc.2 device, accessibility, performance and form-delivery QA gates still apply. No production deployment authorised.

Added

• Three-route website, online shop and connected-system price comparison before the package finder.
• Standalone CRM Essentials/Pro comparison, separating one-user, five-user, extra-user and onboarding charges on homepage and customer-management page.
• Three-part service hierarchy and pre-enquiry scope/cost reassurance.

Changed

• Package finder now sits in an optional disclosure; removed unverified 30-second completion claim.
• Homepage customer-management catalogue uses the earlier proposed Essentials/Pro prices, explicitly requested for staging in this session.
• Consistent Customer Management label in homepage service selector.

Fixed

• Elan and Pawsky self-referential live-site links now invite discussion of a similar project, labelled Project showcase.
• Corrected generated CRM schema text lengths and embedded/raw Flight alignment after staging hydration failures were found during QA.

Technical

• Internal route links use normal static page loads in staging; same-page anchors scroll directly, preserving forms and buttons.

Known limitations

• Conversion recommendations remain untested; no uplift claimed.
• Earlier five-user prices are team tiers, not advertised as discounts.
• Single plus four additional users totals £57/£89, less than the proposed £59/£99 five-user tiers; owner must confirm this logic before production.
• Pro capability scope, onboarding inclusions and extra charges require proposal confirmation.
• Full multi-viewport, Safari, form-delivery and Web Vitals QA remain outstanding.

Added

• Single release-version source, generated shared-footer version and repeatable synchronisation script.
• Optimisation action plan and staging release notes.

Changed

• Retained left-aligned hero; balanced wide desktop composition with an existing portfolio image.
• Standard heading weight, gentler tracking and improved secondary text contrast.

Fixed

• Empty Spinners portfolio image replaced with an existing valid derivative.

Accessibility

• Consistent visible keyboard focus and reduced-motion support.

Technical

• Preserved separate staging Worker, noindex protection and staging-only enquiry endpoint.

Known limitations

• No measured conversion uplift or current field performance data.
• Real-device responsive QA and successful CAPTCHA/email delivery need completion before production approval.
• Review claims and two self-referential portfolio destinations need owner verification.

• User-designated current production baseline at f3bb083b661445900be5ec6b92cf0b96dd48671d.
• Confirmed by successful production Worker build and deployed version evidence.
• Historical commit message is v1.4.0; this baseline records the owner's release-numbering reset, not historical features.
• No historical changes invented; production remains untouched.