Huge thanks to Giannis and Team for leading this redesign effort from the front. The new website looks incredibly polished and does a great job communicating the vision and capabilities of Apache Fluss in a much more approachable way.
A lot of thoughtful work clearly went into the improved UX, architecture visuals, docs experience, and overall presentation. Excited to keep building on top of this momentum as Fluss moves closer to 1.0 and ASF graduation. Great work by everyone involved! On Tue, May 19, 2026 at 9:19 AM Jark Wu <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi everyone, > > https://fluss.apache.org/ > > We're excited to announce that the Apache Fluss website has been > completely redesigned and is now live! This has been a long-discussed > item in the community, and with ASF graduation and Fluss 1.0 on the > horizon, the timing felt right to give the site the professional > treatment it deserves. > > The core goal of the redesign was to better communicate what Fluss > actually solves and to give it a more modern, professional feel. The > new website now introduces a light/dark mode toggle, improved doc > typography and code formatting, alongside redrawn architecture > diagrams and visual assets throughout the site. > > This redesign is just the first step toward making Fluss more > compelling and accessible to newcomers. There's still a lot of room to > improve — for example, adding hands-on examples for core capabilities > and user stories that showcase real-world use cases — and we plan to > continue iterating on the website in the coming months. Please give > the new site a try and share any feedback with us on the mailing list > or GitHub! > > A big thank you to everyone who made this happen: Giannis Polyzos for > leading the redesign, and Michael, Mehul, Anton, and all other > contributors. > > Best, > Jark Wu >
