Urban Broccoli Logo Urban Broccoli A rebrandable SaaS marketing and dashboard framework for agencies.

Updates

Changelog

Track Urban Broccoli's evolution with structured release notes, feature updates, and system improvements.

March 2026

v1.1.0

Enterprise Dashboard Components

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Enterprise Dashboard Components

Added comprehensive dashboard components including StatCard, DataTable, and EmptyState with conditional rendering support.

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Changelog Content Collection

Implemented Astro content collection for changelog with structured versioning and change categorization.

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Homepage Redesign

Complete homepage restructure with 9-section layout, pricing tiers, and integration-ready messaging.

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Pro Dashboard Pack

Introduced enterprise-grade dashboard patterns for analytics-heavy interfaces and team management modules.

January 2026

v1.0.0

Initial Release

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Initial Release

Launch of Urban Broccoli as a rebrandable SaaS framework with marketing pages, auth layouts, and dashboard foundations.

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Core Component Library

Established design system with Button, Badge, Card, SectionHeader, and other primitive components.

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Layout System

MarketingLayout and DashboardLayout with consistent navigation and responsive design patterns.

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Tailwind Integration

Full Tailwind CSS integration with custom design tokens and utility-first styling approach.

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