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Release notes25.06.2026Jun 25, 2026 · 3 min read

Release 25.06.2026 — new homepage, company search, and legal pages

The homepage now serves candidates and employers separately, the company directory has filters, Contract is a supported employment type, and seven legal pages are public.

DevHunt Product Team
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What shipped

New

  • Homepage, rebuilt. The main search includes clickable examples that open matching vacancies. Separate candidate and employer views explain how DevHunt works, followed by a match breakdown, six core product features, and a relevant final action for each audience.
  • Companies search & filters. The public companies directory got name search plus type, size, and domain filters — with a live results count.
  • Contract employment type. Contract joined the employment options everywhere it matters: the vacancy form, candidate profiles, and both search filters.
  • Full legal-page set. About, Terms & Conditions, DSA, Information Clause, GDPR, Whistleblowers, and a refreshed Privacy Policy — live in all four languages and readable without an account.
  • Clickable cards. Vacancy, company, recruiter, and candidate cards are now clickable across their whole surface (middle-click and Ctrl-click open a new tab), while inner links keep their own behavior.
  • Flag emojis in the language switcher — quicker to scan.

Improved

  • Site-wide visual refresh. New font pairing, softer elevation-based cards, and cleaner light-theme surfaces — the first step of the design direction that landed fully in the next release.
  • A new guest header and a four-column footer (candidates / employers / company links + socials).
  • Static content pages are now included in the sitemap and served from a long-lived cache.

Fixed

  • Chat: the "Leave conversation" button no longer looks like a log-out action, and message action menus stopped rendering "object Object" icons.
  • Footers wrap correctly on narrow screens instead of overflowing.
  • Relative timestamps ("2 hours ago") localize correctly in Ukrainian.
  • Company search handles special characters in the query safely.

Under the hood

  • Locale-to-language-tag mapping centralized into a single utility, so every date/number formatter localizes consistently.
  • Another automated code-health batch: error-state coverage, retry actions, and safer query escaping.
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