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Every update to the course,and the day it reached buyers.

Corrections are listed beside the additions. A course that is bought once and kept is only worth that if the updates keep arriving after the sale.

2026Correction

Module 5 plans around editing time, not writing time

The build list used to price a page at what it costs a person to write one by hand, which is not the work the course asks anyone to do. Effort is counted as review and editing time now, the figures match what Module 6 already stated, and the summed project total is gone. A total built from per-item estimates carries a precision none of them have, and it was the number most likely to be mistaken for a schedule.

19 AugCourse downloads moved behind the account login.
2026New engine

The content engine was replaced

The engine that writes the pages was retired and rebuilt. Five steps instead of four stages. An evidence bundle that carries a named owner for every item. A traceability check that never scores a draft, and prints its own blind spots instead of implying it has none. Nothing anywhere gates on word count. Each run produces the finished article and a source file mapping every sourced claim back to its origin, and the publish step refuses a draft that cites something it cannot trace.

14 AugModule 6 rewritten to hand off to the new engine, and to name what stays its own job.
14 AugPrompt boxes no longer break mid-line, in the page or on copy.
14 AugPhantom horizontal scroll removed from six chapters.
14 AugRetired engine figures, screenshots and downloads removed.
2026Correction

The crawl reads sites that build themselves in the browser

A site that renders its content with JavaScript used to crawl as a set of empty pages that still returned a success code. Every page then scored as uncovered, and the plan proposed rebuilding pages that already existed. Module 2 detects that case now and re-reads the site properly. Running costs were re-measured at the same time, and every figure in the course updated to the rate a real run actually bills.

31 JulSidebar renders as one continuous surface for multi-course accounts.
2026New courses

Three more courses: SaaS, ecommerce and local

The method was rebuilt for three more kinds of site, each with its own worked example on a real domain and its own screenshots throughout. A SaaS site is won on comparison and alternatives pages. A store has products and little else, so the questions asked before a purchase get answered somewhere other than the store. A local business has to cover geography and topic at once. One account can hold more than one course.

27 JulCourse switcher fixed inside the mobile navigation drawer.
2026New chapter

The content engine chapter

A seventh chapter covering the part that writes the pages, with a finished sample article and its full source trail available to download, so the output can be read before anything is run.

26 JunEngine chapter demonstrates the fabrication catch on real run data.
24 JunFixes across modules 0 to 6 from the full quality pass.
29 JunFurther polish in modules 0 and 2.
2026Launch

The course goes live

Modules 0 through 6: the topic universe, what a site already covers, the questions worth answering, the page architecture, the build order, and the writing. Dark reading theme, mobile navigation and responsive figures followed through the first two weeks.

10 JulModule 0 gains Git installation as its own setup step.
10 JulModule 3 corrected after a third-party pricing commitment was withdrawn.
15 JunData cost claims corrected to the real trial credit and minimum deposit.

Updates reach every account that owns the course, at no further cost. Contact for anything not covered here.