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Allow SMEs and professionals to feature areas of expertise in their profile to bring a bit more validation to their bytes

Have the name and avatar pop up in the search bar and navigate straight to the author page

Like medium - allows for crowd interactivity to praise Bytes they enjoy (can feed this into algorithm to surface content) - Could consider reducing/simplifying feedback q's at end of byte if implementing this

Add Byte history search Show history marked by date (or theme/topic, etc). We're not currently saving data on when a Byte was visited, but could easily start doing that. Theme/topic, etc can be easily gleaned from a Byte however. Many services (eg. YouTube) do so (search + date categorization). I've recently come across a service that doesn't and realized how helpful it would've been to have that feature.

To show ALL Bytes without horizontal scroll, like Trending or Action pages, rather than with Horizontal scroll ex. https://learn.rumie.org/jR/themes/interviewing/

Did you know?: That you can install Rumie on your home screen for easy access. Tap this <icon> then "Add to Home Screen" [this has to be customized per OS and devices, only for mobile, iOS and Android]

A category for recent Bytes that shows Bytes from the last month (or other duration). This is because recent Bytes tend to be hard to find once they're no longer trending, especially if the learner can't recall the title to search for. Originally mentioned here .

instead of agolia search terms appearing underneath bar, open in full window [ambassador suggestion]

This was an ambassador's suggestion in the UX focus group ( Q4 ) where the section would include (external) resources, if any. Also, it could include a list of any bytes mentioned within text.

This is more of a suggestion to consider redesigning the categories page + home page organization. The categories issue has surfaced in the ambassador focus group ( Q4 ), where it was hard to find what the learner's looking for. The current categorization seems not intuitive enough. On the same thread, I personally feel that recent bytes are hard to find once they're no longer trending, and I couldn't quite recall the title to search for; perhaps have a category for recent bytes that holds up to the last month? Some suggestions: time/theme based byte-generator introducing different weights in homepage (and possibly categories page?) a tabbed layout as a topic filter, eg. Ted blog (image below) categories page with less clicks to find bytes, ie. more subsections on the first page to reduce clicks till learner finds bytes (example image below from Medium in each topic, less clicks compared to Rumie's categories page )