Finally, after 14 months of beta testing (yes, it took that long), BFM+ Teams is available for general release.

Okay, so what's different with teams today?

• Admin accounts, with flexible seat-based billing.
• Ability to share paywalled content, inside a team, without a paywall or having to login.

That second one is key, and why it took so long in testing. I wanted to understand how organisations best level-up their entire product team (not just designers).

The answer, after having teams of all sizes test it:

• A small group of people have full accounts, and browse / curate the content.
• A much wider group then read specific things, during a project or build phase.

So that's what we've built. Along with some other quality-of-life updates:

• When viewing a specific UX Bite, the image is nearly 2x the size.
• Improved account page, with the ability to view invoices directly in BFM
• Updated UX Bite feed and cards
• Better navigation between content types (deeper links)

Finally, after 14 months of beta testing (yes, it took that long), BFM+ Teams is available for general release.

Okay, so what's different with teams today?

• Admin accounts, with flexible seat-based billing.
• Ability to share paywalled content, inside a team, without a paywall or having to login.

That second one is key, and why it took so long in testing. I wanted to understand how organisations best level-up their entire product team (not just designers).

The answer, after having teams of all sizes test it:

• A small group of people have full accounts, and browse / curate the content.
• A much wider group then read specific things, during a project or build phase.

So that's what we've built. Along with some other quality-of-life updates:

• When viewing a specific UX Bite, the image is nearly 2x the size.
• Improved account page, with the ability to view invoices directly in BFM
• Updated UX Bite feed and cards
• Better navigation between content types (deeper links)