Either works, depending on audience. Some teams run both: daily logs on Twitter and a Friday recap on LinkedIn. SleekPixel can hold both templates and bind them to different post types in the same WordPress install.

Empty slots in the top-items stack collapse. A week with two items still produces a clean card with just two lines visible. The template handles spacing automatically.

Yes. Bind a placeholder to the featured image and the template will compose a small screenshot alongside the items list. Useful when the week's headline feature is visually distinctive.

Optionally. A contributors field on the post can drive up to three avatars on the card, showing who shipped what. Useful for teams that want individual visibility.

Either a numeric field on the post incremented by hand, or a computed field tied to the ISO week number of the post date. Both work; the hand-incremented version handles skipped weeks more naturally.

Indirectly. SleekPixel renders cards per post, so a quarterly summary would be a separate post that aggregates the twelve weekly items. The template can be different, with a four-quarter layout.

Yes. The template hides team-related slots when the contributors field is empty. A solo founder gets a clean recap card without phantom avatar slots.

LinkedIn caches by URL. Each weekly post has its own URL, so each week's card shows fresh. Use the LinkedIn post inspector if you need to force-refresh a single week.