The Roomza Report, Week of June 22

Where things stand

• Evolved. The home page. It is the review loop now. It used to describe what Roomza does. It now runs it in front of you.
• Evolved. How a review starts. Gut reaction first, detail after. Faster to give, and truer to how people actually feel walking into a room.
• Evolved. For Hotels. Scattered pages became one section with one story.
• New. Brand pages with a world map, grouped by country.
• In progress. Booking on Roomza itself.

Shipped

• The rebuilt home page, built around the room review loop, with the review console as the centerpiece.
• The review console. A dark panel that reacts to your sentiment as you write. What you feel about the room changes what the console looks like.
• Gut-reaction review entry. The first thing we ask is the easy thing. Detailed scoring follows for people who want to give it.
• A Staff score. Guests can score the people, not just the room.
• Brand world maps. Every hotel in a brand on one map, grouped by country, with markers that cluster so a dense city stays readable.
• The For Hotels rebuild. One hero, one pricing story, one door.
• AI connect pages, explaining how to connect Roomza to an AI assistant, with entry points across the site.

Improved

• The consumer nav. Decluttered and reorganized. Fewer things, better order.
• Search autocomplete, which was getting clipped by its own container.
• Mobile typography. The review headline stays on one line, the hero fits, and gradients no longer band on mobile screens.
• The hero, rebuilt around the scored room itself.
• Hotel price search. Clearer date labels and live feedback while a search runs.

Retired

• "Secretly perfect." A phrase on the homepage review card that was doing style instead of work.

A home page should show you what the product does in about four seconds. This one finally does.