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December 2023
by
Roxana Rosu
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Jan 9, 2024
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Product updates
Last updated:
Mar 10, 2026
Improvements
Facebook’s new logo colours are now reflected in the Facebook button.
English (Great Britain) text has been replaced by English (United Kingdom).
A form order number has been added to allow grant managers to choose the order in which forms are displayed.
When users access a program page and land on the “Please log in” page, an input field will allow them to log in directly from there without having to click through to the home page.
The score set sync timeout length has been extended to support longer requests.
The URL field now supports Instagram and Twitch video embeds.
We improved how modals work with screen readers and keyboard navigation in line with WCAG accessibility standards.
As of 2nd January 2024, users in programs with no SMS feature enabled can only select email when registering.
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Roxana Rosu
Roxana is a Product Marketing Manager at Good Grants, where she works closely with product, marketing and engineering teams to bring new capabilities to market. She writes about awards management, program operations, judging and reporting, helping organisations adopt best practices and get more value from the platform through practical, experience-led guidance.
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