Today, we will be sharing a different version of our Fan Art of the Week, as we have received an update from the Pottermore Insider blog with some terrific pieces of fan art that was submitted by fans.
The Pottermore Insider Blog has been updated to let fans know that the site is now back online after a three-day maintenance period.
Pottermore is spending extra time making sure the site is up to par before releasing it to the general public and not just beta-testers.
If you are a Hufflepuff or Slytherin who felt left out when Pottermore showed us how they created the other house crests, you’re in luck today.
Pottermore Insider was updated today, asking beta testers everywhere to complete a brief online survey that would give them a better understanding about what works and what doesn’t on their interactive site.
Check out how Pottermore created the new take on the Gryffindor and Ravenclaw house crests.
Charlie Redmayne, the Executive vice-president and chief digital officer at HarperCollins publishing, is set to become the Pottermore CEO.
Pottermore announces the extension of the beta testing period and reports an overwhelmingly positive response from users. Further simplifications have been promised along with the future availability of the franchise’s eBooks in 2012.
With the completion of all one million Pottermore beta testers registration emails being sent, Pottermore warns of possible technical issues ahead of the expected surge in user traffic.
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