3,229 – this is the impressive total number of announcements, conference programs, surveys, and other types of content published since the launch of the SE17 website in 2006. Originally an SE17 administrative platform for conferences and membership hosted by Bowdoin College, the site quickly developed a public presence under the care of Charlotte Trinquet du Lys, and happily invited NASSCFL to join its venture in 2012, to become a central resource for French seventeenth-century studies, thanks to Jennifer Tamas and the whole editorial team. Today, the number of weekly requests received to announce calls for paper, grants, publications, and news illustrates how dynamic and active our field is. After many years of outstanding service to the seventeenth-century studies community, the website deserved a grand redesign, in order to better meet user requests and usage. Following the December 2018 SE17 conference in Fribourg, the process began in early 2019 with a substantial server upgrade, and went on to tackle the complete redesign of the website though many meetings with...