Made every lab and exam practice feature free
Removed new checkout and opened the full NetForge catalogue and exam simulator to everyone. Existing customer access is preserved.
A running record of the work landing in the dev branch: new labs, clearer learning support, stronger visuals, and the foundations behind the next release.
Every lab and exam practice feature is open. No purchase or account is needed.
Removed new checkout and opened the full NetForge catalogue and exam simulator to everyone. Existing customer access is preserved.
Replaced the tiny coffee tile with a clearer, full-width support action and authored SVG icon.
Separated navigation, account controls, completion, and lab utilities into a clearer responsive header.
Added BGP, VPN MTU, stateful firewall and NAT, incident response evidence, and enterprise Wi-Fi design labs.
Aligned the security section with the shared lab visual system and refreshed its SVG diagrams.
Reworked the roaming and cell-overlap visual to make coverage, movement, and hand-off decisions easier to follow.
Applied the shared header, controls, education panels, and visual conventions across wireless labs.
Applied the shared fundamentals presentation model and refreshed routing lab diagrams.
Applied the shared fundamentals presentation model and removed inconsistent switching chrome.
Improved the visual pass for link aggregation and spanning-tree workflows.
Adjusted learning support content so reference, assessment, and interactive labs show the right level of guidance.
Reduced the learning-contract footprint while keeping the learner expectations visible.
Grouped learning support content into one consistent expandable rail.
Aligned study-guide availability and metadata with the current lab catalogue.
Improved the MAC learning and forwarding visual pass and its interaction hierarchy.
Improved the frame-delivery visual so the forwarding decision is easier to read.
Added an earlier visual refinement for hub-versus-switch frame delivery.
Brought the What is a Switch? lab into the shared fundamentals visual system.
Refreshed the MAC learning visualiser and made the forwarding state more legible.
Removed duplicate rails and controls that repeated the same lab actions.
Reworked stage labels so they describe learner actions rather than implying every lab needs stages one to six.
Established the shared fundamentals visual language for headers, cards, controls, and diagrams.
Improved the DHCP and DNS lab visuals, flow, and learning presentation.
Improved the ARP visualiser with clearer packet flow, state, and learner feedback.
Added operating-system reduced-motion validation for the priority interactive labs.
Added catalogue-level validation for lab coverage, metadata, and release readiness.
Added content-quality checks to measure consistency across the lab catalogue.
Added reference-task support for guided practice and repeatable learner workflows.
Added decision-path interactions to security labs so learners practise choosing a response.
Added the interactive Wi-Fi spectrum analysis lab.
Added the interactive OSPF visualiser.
Added the VLAN workflow lab experience.
Added the VLSM planner experience for variable-length subnet design.
Added the interactive network troubleshooting lab.
Validated the lab experience across the responsive viewport matrix.
Completed the shared palette migration across the lab visual system.
Hardened lab interaction states, reset paths, and learner feedback.
Added the learning-contract model to make lab expectations explicit.
Added the initial lab integrity and catalogue audit foundation.