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Website and workspace redesign

Redesign

We’ve added a domain details panel, map browsing and saved searches, and moved the filters beside the results.

We’ve rebuilt the website and workspace using your feedback. When you’re going through domains, you need to check the business, reviews, links and social profiles, then move on to the next name. I wanted those checks to be easier to do without losing your place.

The domain catalogue with inventory tabs, search filters, and business information.
The domain catalogue with inventory tabs, search filters, and business information.

Domain details beside your results

Opening a domain’s full details used to take you to another page. Now they open in a panel over the catalogue. The business profile, reviews, metrics and social profiles are all there, and closing the panel takes you straight back to your list.

You can work through a few names, check the business behind each one and keep your place in the results. The data was already there; the panel makes it easier to compare.

Domain details showing the business profile, domain metrics, and social profiles.
Domain details showing the business profile, domain metrics, and social profiles.

Map browsing

The map shows the business locations behind the domains in your search. It uses the same filters as the table, so you can look at the results by area as well as by row.

If you’re researching a local area, you can see where the businesses were based and inspect the domains around it. The table is still there for comparing reviews and metrics.

The map is available with an active plan. Businesses need a recorded location to appear on it.

Business locations around Austin in the catalogue’s map view.
Business locations around Austin in the catalogue’s map view.

Saved searches

Saved searches keep your inventory choice, filters, sorting and columns. You can come back to the search you’ve already worked out.

A saved restaurant search for Austin will bring back the same criteria with the current results. As domains enter and leave the inventory, you can check that market again without rebuilding the search.

The saved-search dialog with a search name, filters, sorting, and column selection.
The saved-search dialog with a search name, filters, sorting, and column selection.

Filters beside the catalogue

The filters now sit beside the results, grouped by location, business, SEO and social information. You can adjust the search while keeping the list in view, or collapse the panel when you want more room for the table.

The website

The website has been rebuilt too, with clearer explanations of ExpiredLocal and the ways you can use the business history behind a domain in your research.