What Libertypuzzles changed

• Added a new sidebar with detailed filters for Size, Piece Count, Price, Theme, and Features.
• Added a "Sort By" function allowing users to organize products by date, price, and popularity.
• Updated the product display to show a total count of 590 products.
• Changed the homepage layout to a full collection view with a sidebar instead of a simple "New Releases" list.
• Added several new products to the main view, including "Backgammon" and "Electric Heart."
• Updated the "Foxgloves and Alliums" puzzle with a "NEW" tag.

The website now makes it much easier for customers to find specific puzzles. By adding filters for size, piece count, price, and theme, they are helping shoppers navigate their large catalog of 590 products more quickly.

• Added a new sidebar for filtering products by Size, Piece Count, Price, Theme, and Features.
• Added sorting options including "Date, new to old," "Best Selling," and price-based sorting.
• Expanded the product list on the main collection page to show 590 items.
• Updated the "Foxgloves and Alliums (Large Piece)" puzzle with a "NEW" tag.
• Changed the default "Skip to content" link to point directly to the puzzles collection page.

The website now makes it much easier for customers to find specific products. By adding filters for size, piece count, price, and theme, they are helping shoppers navigate a large catalog of 590 items more quickly.

• Added a "Filter By" sidebar with categories for Size, Piece Count, Price, Theme, and Features.

• Added a "Sort By" dropdown menu (Best Selling, Alphabetically, Price, and Date).

• Expanded the product display from a few "New Releases" to a full catalog of 590 items.

• Updated the "Skip to content" link to point directly to the puzzles collection page.

• Removed the "Thanksgiving Table Decor" promotional headline from the main content area.

• The "My Wishlist" link and item counter were removed from the top of the page.

• A redundant link between the "Log in" and "Cart" buttons was removed.

The website moved from a simple list of new releases to a full collection view. This makes it much easier for customers to find specific puzzles by size, price, or theme among their 590 products.

Removing a wishlist feature often suggests a change in how a store wants users to interact with products. It might be a move to simplify the site or a sign that they want to push customers toward immediate purchases rather than saving items for later.