Releases & roadmaps templates
What changed and what is next: diffs, release lines, boards, roadmaps, status updates, sunset notices and product anniversaries. MarketiQ’s Creative Director picks from these 11 templates whenever a post’s message fits one of them, then fills it with your brand, facts and copy.
All Releases & roadmaps templates
Release diff
What changed, shown as a reviewed diff in a code-review window: the old behaviour on struck-out '−' lines in grey, the new behaviour on '+' lines tinted in the brand…
Release line
A product's releases drawn as a transit line: a station sign with a round line bullet and the product's name, then a thick brand-colour line whose stations are the…
Departures board
Shipped versus planned as an airport departures board: dark split-flap code tiles, the features in white mono caps and a status chip for each
Status: resolved
An incident update in the shape of a status page: a check-mark all-clear banner, the affected components each marked operational, and the update timeline
Quarter roadmap
The roadmap as the Gantt chart a product team actually plans with: workstreams down the left, the quarters across the top, a bar for each piece of work
What's new magazine
A month of product updates set as a magazine's table of contents: an in-this-issue line in italic serif over the month in huge editorial type, a heavy double rule, then…
API release card
A developer release on a dark grid: the endpoint as a method chip and a mono path, the request in a code editor with line numbers and quiet highlighting, the headline…
Hotkey keycaps
A power feature taught as the keys to press: two or three big chunky keycaps
We're-moving card
A sunset or migration notice written as a 'change of address' card: the old product or plan in a struck-through FROM box, an arrow to the new one in a brand-colour TO…
You asked, it's here
A customer-requested feature told through its request ticket: the ask quoted in italic serif, who asked, a three-stop tracker
Tree-ring timeline
A product's first year drawn as the cross-section of a trunk: bark in the deep brand colour, pale wood, fine 'growth rings' and one heavier ring per milestone, each…
Samples use fictional brands; MarketiQ fills each template with your brand, facts and copy.
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