Recent updates
Recent improvements across learning, coaching, and platform reliability.
A fresh public landing — May 14, 2026
The home page at sli.lugha.ie has a new look that better tells the story of what Slí does: continuous coaching across Learn, Coach, and Adapt modes, shaped to where each participant is on their journey. The new landing brings Slí's presentation closer to the LUGHa brand and is the first thing visitors see.
Clearer journey trends — May 15, 2026
The little ↗ and ↘ markers next to your dimension scores on the Journey page now carry tooltips that explain what they compare. They show the change since your prior coaching session, not since your baseline — hover or focus to read the longer description.
A new platform-wide look — April 21, 2026
We rolled out a refreshed design system: clearer typography, more consistent spacing, and a softer palette across both participant and coach surfaces. Most pages should feel calmer and easier to read.
Compass redesign — April 24, 2026
The Compass on your Journey page now shows three concurrent strokes per dimension — your baseline, your trajectory, and where you are right now — in a half-circle gauge. It is easier to see at a glance how each dimension has moved.
Updated lesson experience — April 29, 2026
Learning sessions render with a control rail at the bottom for navigation, denser retrieval moments throughout, and a clearer composition structure. The new lesson experience makes it easier to move through a session and to find your place if you come back later.
Refreshed home page and footer — April 25, 2026
The participant home now carries a Help drawer with quick links, a System menu, a coach cluster with Message and Book actions, and a tenant badge. The footer carries the legal links and the platform version.
Recent fixes
- The What's new page (this one) now actually carries recent updates instead of a placeholder.
- Several visual issues on the public landing (a missing logo, a missing dark band on the "what makes Slí different" section, three mode preview cards rendering incorrectly) were fixed in a same-day hotfix on May 14.