Legal Center & Public Pages
Ideas and reports about the public legal center (hub.termerly.com) where visitors read your policies: layout, accessibility, SEO, clean URLs, and reader experience.
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Every page in the admin app can now declare its own Open Graph title, description and image — independent of the document-level metadata. Previously the OG fields fell back to the document defaults...
Every marketing page now produces its own 1200×630 Open Graph image, auto-generated from the page's SEO title and description. No more manually exporting PNGs for every landing page we ship.What th...
Open Graph previews are how your policy pages look when someone shares the link in a chat app or a social platform. Previously the Legal Center generated the OG image at a CDN endpoint, which meant...
A grab-bag release with three substantial improvements in one drop:Stats dashboard. The placeholder analytics panel got replaced with a real dashboard showing page views over time, top pages by vis...
A foundational release for compliance-grade policy management. Every legal page on Termerly now keeps an immutable version history — every save creates a new version, and old versions are preserved...
The Legal Center table of contents on the right side of every policy page had two regressions:Missing entries. Certain section headings in the document body were being skipped by the TOC, so reader...
A handful of URLs in the production sitemap were being generated with the literal token undefined in the path — things like https://undefined/foo/bar. The root cause was a runtime config key not be...
The Legal Center sitemap was silently dropping its URL listing in production. The XML file was being generated, served, and accepted by search engines — it just had an empty <urlset> inside. ...