Help Fill the Jars, with more room to see our progress
Explore a full-screen progress page with colourful liquid, growing bubbles, and popup controls that keep the community's contributions in view.
Help Fill the Jars, with more room to see our progress
The public progress page now gives our community's work the whole screen. The website header and footer step away on this page, leaving more space for the vessels, their contribution counts, and the actions that help fill them.
Availability: This redesign is live on the public website, deployed and verified on 4 October 2026.
More colour as the vessels fill
Liquid changes through red, yellow, blue, and green as a category moves toward its target. Fuller vessels also contain more bubbles, with larger bubbles adding to the sense of growth. Moving liquid and gentle surface effects make progress easier to spot.
The numbers remain the guide: colours and bubbles describe the same contribution progress as the count and percentage. Missing targets remain clearly marked, and visual liquid stays within the vessel even when a target is exceeded.
Details when you want them
Long explanations move behind clearly labelled buttons. How it works explains the counts and targets, Launch pace opens category choices and available estimates, and Add your voice shows ways to contribute. Each vessel's About & how to help button opens its category details. Popup buttons replace dropdown menus, making the available options easier to see and tap.
Take a look, then choose where to help
- Visit indigenworld.com/progress.
- Open the current view button to choose jars, tanks, traditional pots, or the data table.
- Open the information or category buttons for the details you need, then close the popup to return to the vessels.
- Choose a category's contribution action to continue to its contribution workflow.
You can pause the continuous animation. The page also respects your device's reduced-motion preference. Use Back to website to return to the main site. The planned launch window and any target-setting messages remain visible; this redesign does not announce a new launch date. Launch pace estimates appear only when a measured weekly rate is available.
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