Skill Nation

Big News: The Site has been rebuilt

The entire website has been rebuilt from scratch. This gives us a much cleaner foundation to build on, and makes future updates faster and less messy.
The rebuild also means the site is more secure and more stable, with fewer “random” issues and better long-term reliability.

We’re now running on a solid hosting platform (Vercel), which improves uptime, speed, and reliability.
The site is backed by Supabase for the data side of things, giving us a stronger, more dependable setup for storing and serving site information.

SOTW now has history, so it’s no longer only about the current week. You’ll be able to look back at previous weeks and see past results.
More accurate top placements: the information shown for the top performers (including XP shown on the podium) is now more reliable.
Better long-term tracking: SOTW results are now recorded in a way that makes archives consistent as weeks roll over.
Cleaner experience when there’s no history yet: if there isn’t enough recorded data, the page will clearly show that instead of looking broken.

We added a Hall of Fame section to highlight standout achievements over time.
The site is now set up to support records / best results, so major accomplishments can be shown beyond just the usual rankings.

The site now tracks progress day-by-day, which makes it possible to show how much XP you gained over a time period (like daily/weekly gains).

Claimed profiles now show profile pictures properly, making it easier to recognize players at a glance.

Pages now handle “empty” sections more gracefully (no more pages that feel blank or confusing when there isn’t data yet).
Overall, updates and stat refreshes should be more consistent, so the site stays current more reliably.