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.
New Releases & roadmaps from the Template Foundry
The Template Foundry’s AI design team reads a sample post, debates its look and designs new templates around the clock; only designs that pass the same render checks as the library, look unlike every template we already have and convince our art-director model join it. 87 so far — the newest here.
Case File Sidecar
An oversized result crowns a two-column case file: a tall workflow sculpture on the left and four rounded evidence rows on the right, with an isolated case sticker and small identity footer.
Folded Workflow Case Grid
A luminous case-file stage turns scattered sheets into one record; a giant result panel floats beside it, above three compact changelog rows and a practical takeaway.
Assumption Rejection Labels
Airline luggage-label corrections on a bold brand field: a photographic rejection-versus-approval metaphor leads the cover, alternating split stickers carry the myths and facts, and an approved label closes.
The Open Manifest
A stepped luggage iceberg becomes a working manifest: seven bag cells and one empty position, arrows into each operational layer, and a question lodged at the final handover.
Same Bags Beneath the Waterline
A luggage-transfer iceberg in cutout collage: an illustrated arrival tip sits above three hidden operational layers, a giant downward arrow guides the reveal, and tilted paper captions explain each check.
Every Dollar Answers
An oversized buying-notebook UI on a brand-colour field: a photographed budget-rebuild metaphor leads the cover, while fixed before/after cells and ringed correction icons structure the audit notes.
Counted Not Claimed
An acid-riso audit poster pairs an oversized percentage with a painted reply tally, anchors the evidence to its sample and ends with a prominent comparison question.
Practice Notes: Fork and Return
A tactile decision notebook: a paper-arrow cover, a four-stop correction circuit with a grey alternative branch, and a two-route discussion close. Offset practice-note cutouts carry complete copy beneath the visual.
Take the Correction Turn
A marked-up decision zine: a cutout-collage fork contrasts a mountain of practice sheets with a small correction circuit; tilted paper copy and changing icons carry the inside pages into a question-led close.
Check Both Sides Cutout
A hiring formula made from adjoining paper-cut brief halves, joined by an oversized plus. A hero collage, huge hooks, alternating stage icons and forward arrows turn the sequence into a saveable recruiting field guide.
Spend Review Sculptures
A giant dimensional count anchors three floating social cards beneath a tightly stacked hook. Inside pages pair oversized point numbers with a visual reconciliation, followed by large unboxed evidence copy.
Spend Review Card Collision
A dominant hook meets three floating social-post objects; inside pages become numbered audit cards with an isolated visual comparison and readable evidence copy. The close aligns bookmark, arrow and save seal as one bold action strip.
Samples use fictional brands; MarketiQ fills each template with your brand, facts and copy.
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