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Three-Week Sprint: New Homepage, Dark Mode, and Operations Dashboard

PSRESTful three-week sprint

The last three weeks at PSRESTful have been intense. 158 commits, three major features, and a handful of smaller wins that add up to a significantly better platform. Here's what shipped.

A Completely Redesigned Homepage

PSRESTful redesigned homepage

The old homepage served us well, but it didn't reflect where the product is today. The new design features a dark gradient hero section, a restructured layout that leads with what PSRESTful does, and an updated
features grid highlighting Product Search, the Web Service Validator, and our other tools.

The pricing cards got a refresh too — cleaner typography, clearer tier differentiation, and a new Business plan tier (more on that below).

Site-Wide Dark Mode

PSRESTful dark mode comparison

Dark mode isn't just a nice-to-have anymore — it's table stakes. We implemented comprehensive dark mode support across the entire platform: every page, every component, every form, every data table.

The Data Explorer, landing pages, and documentation sections all received dedicated dark/light template variants. It's not a CSS filter hack — each view was designed to look right in both modes.

Operations Dashboard: Procurement Management

PSRESTful Operations dashboard

For teams managing purchase orders across multiple suppliers, we've added a new Operations section to the dashboard. This is the beginning of a procurement management suite that gives you visibility into your PO workflow.

The dashboard includes role-based access controls, so you can define who on your team can view, create, or approve orders.

Conversion-Optimized Landing Pages

Every major feature now has its own landing page: Brand List & Detail, Supplier Detail (with auth-aware views), Discount Codes, Broken Links Checker, Media Downloader, and Supplier Magento/Shopify integration pages.

Color Normalization System

Suppliers describe colors inconsistently — "Royal", "Royal Blue", "RoyalBlue", "#4169E1" can all mean the same thing. Our new color normalization engine introduces canonical colors, per-supplier mappings, and automatic matching — powering more accurate search and better data quality.

Web Service Validator Enhancements

The Web Service Validator got psdomain model parsing, Protobuf support, tooltips, toast notifications, copy-to-clipboard, and a media normalizer for supplier image URLs.

What's Next

The Operations dashboard will expand with more procurement features, and we're continuing to invest in data quality tools like color normalization.

Visit PSRESTful.com to see the new homepage. Questions? Reach out.

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