Your share card now leads with the number

The old achievement card had a name, a description and a lot of empty space. It never showed the one thing worth posting: the number you hit.

The rebuilt card leads with it. Cross $100,000 MRR and the card says $100,000 MRR. Hit a hundred-day streak and it says 100 day streak. First pageview reads 1st pageview, a clean month reads 0 churned, and Viral Moment now reports the real multiple you did, not the 10x bar you cleared.

Under the number sits one plain line about what happened, and the trophy art is bigger and rendered pixel by pixel so it stays sharp when a timeline shrinks the image.

Three other things changed:

• Your site is the headline. Your domain and level sit top right in the brand colour. Our name is a small lockup in the corner and a quiet credit line at the bottom. You are promoting your product, not ours.
• Rarity. When enough sites have been measured, the card says how rare the unlock is: top 4%. If it is a milestone almost everyone reaches, it says so instead of inventing a flattering number, and when we cannot say honestly, it says nothing at all.
• The tweet matches. Sharing now posts the result, the achievement and the rarity, in that order, instead of repeating the description.

Legendary achievements are green now rather than purple, everywhere in the app: badges, chips, the unlock card and the share image finally agree on what the top tier looks like.