What's new in ValidLearn
Every feature is recorded here on release. The site grows with the product.
ValidLearn has a fresh visual identity.
The new 3D logo replaces the earlier flat symbol in every context: browser tab, bookmarks, favicons at all sizes, and the app icon when adding to a homescreen. Every size was individually optimised — from 16×16 up to 512×512 pixels.
At the same time, the website is now set up as a Progressive Web App (PWA): anyone who adds the site to their smartphone's homescreen gets a cleanly named app icon with the correct background colour and an immediate launch without a browser address bar.
We also significantly reduced the size of the OG preview images (the small cards that appear when sharing links in messaging apps or social networks) — from over a megabyte down to under 200 KB — with no visible quality loss.
The ValidLearn platform is now publicly reachable — with HTTPS, its own domain, and a fully configured demo environment.
A running instance is available at demo.validlearn.com: demo login, four interactive phishing-recognition scenarios (email analysis, waste classification, contamination check, incident simulation), and the complete learning cycle from course enrollment through certification.
If you'd like to try it yourself: login credentials are shown on the demo page.
A big step forward for security and quality: we put the platform through a thorough security hardening pass and closed several potential weak spots — before they could ever cause harm.
In parallel, we significantly expanded our automated tests: more than 50 additional security checks now confirm, on every change, that the hardened areas stay hardened. A static security scan runs through with zero open findings.
Alongside this, a new Quality page now makes our way of working transparent: a mandatory chain of trust with several review steps before every release. And behind the scenes we prepared an automated pipeline that checks every future change automatically before it goes live.
In short: the same platform, noticeably hardened — and a process that keeps that quality in place for the long run.
The ValidLearn product site is here. From now on: a feature is only done once it is described here. Content is maintained as versioned Markdown — no CMS, no tracking.