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

What we shipped

• The first Faculty to transition into the Content Publisher is now live. You can browse the new Faculty of Engineering & Design section here.
• Improved layout consistency by updating the vertical rhythm and typographic scale
• Improved the legibility of long pages by updating the sizing for all our headings
• Content that appears in the sidebar on large screens no longer butts up against the edge of the sreen on small screens
• When a publisher updates a content item which doesn't belong to their organisation it no longer changes which organisation owns it
• Publishers can now choose the ordering of people listed in Team Profiles
• Changed our titling of "Team members" on Team Profile pages to be more generic
• Provided a sitemap.xml file to make sure that all our pages published by Content Publisher are indexed by Google and on-site search
• We handled 15 items of content support including:
  • updates to visa pages to point to new Tier 4 booking system
  • updates UG funding pages to reflect funding on offer for 2017 entry
  • updates to UG tuition fees pages
  • found alternatives to Vimeo for video content aimed at audiences in China
• resolved 143 incoming requests for support

What we're going to ship

• Improve layout consistency between different screen sizes
• Increase the amount of spacing underneath embedded media content
• Allow publishers to re-order members of a Team Profile by drag-and-drop
• Add new subtypes to Team Profiles
• Change the ordering of the 'Enquiries' and 'Address' fields on Department pages to make their location more predictable
• Improve our testing by automating data transfer between our staging and production systems
• The first part of allowing publishers to put a content item into preview without requiring it to enter the Review state