To coincide with the upcoming 1.8.1 update of Keedlestone hopefully in the coming weeks, I've taken it upon myself to design a new website with assistance from
@Fellowslothb himself providing elements such as screenshots of the refined areas, chrono details etc.
In terms of purchasing the addon, this will also be affected as a result of the website change. There will no longer be a separate website for Keedlestone and the payment portal, it will all be delivered on the new website to make things more integrated. This not only helps us keep track of orders but also makes it easier for new customers to follow the steps to get Keedlestone. For existing customers who've already bought it, your details will be migrated over so you'll naturally still have access to the download link if you require it in the future (in addition to the link for 1.8.1 update itself upon release, you will receive an email as usual.) Further details of this will be present on a dedicated part of the new website detailing the process and what's changed for both new and existing customers, it also still has both credit/debit card and PayPal options for your convenience.
So what to expect from the new website aside from a better purchasing process? There'll be dedicated pages for details such as routes currently available (brief profile/route diagrams for all), and chrono details to name a few. Overall the aim is to make it easier for you to see what Keedlestone has to offer both now and in the future with the major release of 1.9 (which again, existing customers that bought 1.8 or 1.8.1 will get for free upon release.)
Alongside the new website, I've also designed a new identity for Keedlestone to be more flexible for the future. Currently, it's followed the Route 15/65 colours, as previously these were the only routes in the map, however now this isn't the case the branding naturally has to change in order to keep up with this. Below is a teaser in the form of a logo, hopefully you'll see it as an improvement!
For those curious as to the purpose of the design, the green on the left is to represent the hills of Snowmere, blue on the right representing the sea at Corton Bay (which will feature in the 1.9 update in the future), and a road between them to share a common feature of all routes that are/will be present in Keedlestone, as of course that's what you should always be driving on!
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