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A running log of changes made to Dimensions — new content, new features and guides, and design or navigation updates — in the order they shipped.

  1. Bar Table Guide published

    Feature

    A new step-by-step guide for sizing a freestanding bar-height table and its stools, covering tabletop size, stool height and footrest, room clearance, and how the pieces combine — with a labeled reference illustration. Added a “Bar” entry to the Guides navigation menu alongside officeSPACE and Dining.

    Bar Table Guide

  2. Reference illustration added to bar table and bar stool pages

    Content

    Added an optional heroImage field to dimension entries and used it on bar-table-size and bar-stool-footprint: a labeled elevation/plan illustration shown alongside the existing generic diagram on each detail page.

    Bar table sizeBar stool footprint

  3. Bar table and bar stool dimensions added

    Content

    Added a freestanding bar-height table entry (footprint by shape and seat count) and a bar/counter stool footprint entry (seat width, seat depth, and footrest placement), cross-linked with the existing dining and counter-height references.

    Bar table sizeBar stool footprint

  4. Site navigation redesigned

    Design

    Replaced the flat top-level link list with grouped Categories and Guides dropdown menus, added active-state link styling, and introduced a dedicated slide-in navigation panel for mobile.

  5. Dining Table Guide published

    Feature

    A new step-by-step guide for sizing a 6-seat (3-per-side) rectangular dining table, covering tabletop size, chairs, room clearance, total footprint, and the extra length needed for a 7th head seat.

    Dining Table Guide

  6. officeSPACE guide section launched

    Feature

    Added the officeSPACE section with a step-by-step desk-space sizing guide plus two submitted-plan pages (officeDESK, twoDESKS) that check real 140 × 70 cm desk layouts against the reference values.

    Office Desk Space GuideofficeDESKtwoDESKS

  7. Millimeters made the primary unit

    Design

    Switched the display order across cards, value badges, diagrams, and descriptions so millimeters lead and imperial units follow as the secondary reference, with metric values corrected for consistency site-wide.

  8. Dimensions launches

    Launch

    The first version of Dimensions goes live: 56 curated entries across 5 categories (architecture, interior design, accessibility, ergonomics & furniture, and landscape), with category browsing, full-site search, schematic diagrams, and a methodology page documenting sources.

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