This post was originally published on The University of Bath's Web Services Blog.

What we delivered in the last two sprints

• Admins can create and publish Collections
• Collections are now listed at http://www.bath.ac.uk/collections/
• The layout of our static lists matches the layout of our dynamic filtered lists
• Publishers can restrict access to Publication attachments
• Admins can now add up to 8 labels to a content item, up from 5
• We created a prototype of a visual regression testing platform (we used this guide)
• Tore down the alpha projects we've created over the last few years
• Made our Collection and Landing Page templates share some markup and styles to make them easier to maintain
• Delivered 79 items of content maintenance

We were also joined by Sean Moran-Richards as our new Digital Supporter and Iris Faraway as our new Junior Developer, welcome aboard!

In the next sprint we will deliver these things

• Publishers will be able to search the editing backend for the content they want to edit
• The list of content presented to publishers will be paginated
• Person Profiles listed to publishers will include the person's name as well as role
• When a Person Profile title is changed, any relevant Team Profiles will be updated and republished automatically
• The layout of a pinned item on a Collection will improve
• The sizing of our headings in content items will improve, on all screen sizes
• We'll improve how people use Team Profiles to represent different types of team

We'll also be started the next of the sprints on our Student Recruitment transition - one of the most visible areas of www.bath.ac.uk!