The Roomza Report, Week of June 15

Where things stand

• Evolved. The consumer design. Verdict is the default now, not an experiment running beside the old look. Every consumer page we build from here sits on it.
• New. Room tours and a real date range calendar. Walk the room, then pick your dates the way you would expect to.
• New. Guest requests before arrival. Say what you need before you get there, and the hotel sees it.
• In progress. Booking on Roomza itself.

Shipped

• The Verdict-led consumer redesign. One design language across the consumer surfaces. The verdict on a room is the point of the page, so the page is built around it instead of around a photo carousel and a price.
• Room tours, loaded as you need them, so the page stays fast and the tour is there when you want it.
• A real date range calendar. A start and an end, in one control.
• Grouped amenities, so you can find the one you care about instead of reading a list.
• Guest requests and arrivals. A guest says what they need ahead of time, and it reaches the hotel.

Improved

• The date picker, tightened the same week it shipped.
• Room tour fallback. If a tour is missing, the page handles it gracefully instead of showing an empty frame.

Retired

• The old consumer design. Not all at once, but this is the week the replacement became the default rather than the alternative.

A short list and a big week. Picking one design language and committing to it is the kind of decision that pays every week after.