The new release includes several features to make LaborX more convenient and more user-friendly for both customers and freelancers.
LaborX release 1.6.2 is live! This update includes several major additions and new features, including public Customer Profile, reworked Gig Publication page and improved All Gigs page.
The major new feature in this release is Customer Profile. Now all customers, company or person, can add and edit information to their profile such as Description, Website, Locations, Markets or Specialization and Contact Information. Information, with the exception of contact details, will be displayed on the public Customer Profile page. Reputation score, reviews, as well as numbers of finished Gigs and Jobs will also be publicly visible.
Corporate customer profile
Personal customer profile
We’re constantly adding small improvements to make Gigs search as easy and quick as possible. This time we’ve reworked filters and sorting on Browse Gigs and Browse Gigs by Skill pages.
New All Gigs Page
We’ve noticed that it can be hard for some users to choose the right cover for their Gig. To help with this, we’ve added new ways to add a cover. Now freelancers can do it via:
This is the last release in 2020, but stay tuned for further updates. Until 2021!
The LaborX team
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