In the center of the homepage, users can view the entire classification table of EPAs.
On the dedicated homepage, users can browse and search for products available at neighborhood stores, as well as view product information including descriptions, pricing, ratings and reviews — just as they would if shopping a retailer's website directly.
Appearing above birthdays on the homepage, users can click on the update and congratulate either member of the couple, as well as add one of the members as a friend, without leaving the page.
Beyond contributing data by searching for artists from the Line-In homepage, users can also opt to take quizzes to share their knowledge or track mood or explicitness, while contributing data.
And, for all those consumers interested in discounts, a big selling point for the startup's platform is that, simply by signing up on its homepage, users can access a "virtual mall" populated by businesses in their vicinity offering mobile promotions and loyalty programs.
Beyond the homepage, users can now browse through a section dedicated to other blog posts, but unlike the old system (which forced users to wade through junky content), stories will now be surfaced using an algorithm based on the popularity and reputation of their writers.
