Website changes are tracked here. Launcher engine, payment, account, and compatibility claims remain separate from visual site updates and must be validated on their own.
The homepage and account entry page were redesigned with a more cohesive logo-led identity, cleaner content hierarchy, reusable cards and responsive layouts. Shared site styling now gives buttons, forms, navigation and footers a consistent look across the existing pages.
Added an accessible mobile navigation toggle, consistent current-page states, clearer tap targets and the main Creeper Launcher logo on Social Hub sign-in. The site account script is isolated from the Social Hub form so they do not conflict.
Documentation now explains accounts, browser tools, store ownership, server checks, compatibility and current limitations. Community resources link to the actual source repository and issue tracker rather than invented social channels.
The replaced store uses catalog data and account entitlements to decide which actions appear. Purchase buttons require a published paid package and configured secure checkout; Equip requires confirmed ownership.
Limitation: Equip currently changes the website profile only. It does not render cosmetics in Minecraft or guarantee multiplayer visibility.
Launcher runtime and renderer support, tested APK releases, paid checkout configuration, published cosmetic packages, password reset email delivery and production readiness for Social Hub remain separate work items. A styled page or mockup is not counted as a completed runtime feature.
