# Back to Community: dnndev.com's New Foundation As part of our XMP v5 rollout, we've been making a lot of changes to dnndev.com — some visible, like the new Answers and Discuss pages, and plenty more behind the scenes. XMP 5 introduces a lot of new features, but its primary design goal has been to improve the customer experience. Most of what's new is quality of life: easier visual form design, smarter code editors, side-by-side editing of resources, and much more. We're bringing that same goal to the website itself — building a site that serves your needs better than before. To do that, we needed more of it under our own control. Hence the new Answers and Discuss functionality, written from scratch in XMod Pro. That puts *us* in charge of features and UX instead of a third party — which is the whole reason we created XMP in the first place. So, we've decided to part ways with Evoq and switch back to DNN Community. It wasn't a decision we made lightly, and it wasn't easy — but as of last night, dnndev.com is officially back on Community. **HUGE SHOUTOUT to Ryan Moore** of [Moore Creative](https://moorecreative.com). Ryan put in countless hours with me — prepping, testing, prepping some more, testing again. The switch is live because of him. Of course XMP v5 is working its way toward a release. It's currently in limited beta and we'll soon be rolling out to a wider audience. It's a great time to be part of the DNN Community and the XMod Pro Community. Thanks for joining us on the journey. Best, Kelly