Help topic pages now share the same reading shell and sidebar geometry as their guides, while public navigation stays focused on the two resources users need there.
What changed
- Removed the repeated Home slogan from Help breadcrumbs.
- Aligned topic pages with the guide layout so the 250-pixel topic menu remains stable across navigation and becomes the same accessible drawer on smaller screens.
- Simplified the Resources dropdown to Help Center and Application changes; Blog remains available as its own top-level link.
Every Persian guide now explains its own workflow, preparation, practical check and failure path instead of reusing category-level copy.
What changed
- All 65 Persian guides now have distinct task-specific introductions.
- Preparation notes, practical guidance and troubleshooting are tailored to the capability being explained.
- Frequently asked questions now address the actual decisions and errors in each guide.
Help now exposes all 65 guides in an accessible accordion and gives every guide a distinct, task-specific introduction.
What changed
- Each of the twelve Help topics expands independently to reveal its complete guide list while the current topic stays open.
- All seven languages now use unique guide summaries instead of a repeated permissions-and-evidence template.
- Desktop and mobile navigation preserve active-page state, keyboard focus, RTL order and compact internal scrolling.
Help introductions are now concise, paragraph-based and easier to scan, without repetitive step cards or oversized category screenshots.
What changed
- Category pages now use a compact text-first introduction without a large application image.
- Guide introductions are split into readable paragraphs and kept between 100 and 400 characters.
- The repeated four-step card block and its HowTo structured data have been removed from every guide.
Help now starts directly in Getting Started, gives every topic a substantial visual explanation and shows administrators where guidance needs attention.
What changed
- Removed repetitive workflow headings and replaced generic questions with guide-specific FAQs and detailed introductions.
- Added a relevant localized application view to every guide and topic while preserving responsive image proportions.
- Introduced privacy-preserving Help feedback analytics in the administration area, grouped by guide and language.
AutoNexit now provides a searchable, field-ready Help center with 65 verified guides in every supported language.
What changed
- Added twelve structured Help topics covering the real workflow from account setup to immutable handover.
- Introduced locale-aware search, article navigation, related guidance, accessible image previews and private helpful or unhelpful feedback.
- Published canonical multilingual Help routes and segmented public, Blog and Help sitemaps without exposing private application records.
The flagship article image now remains crisp and correctly proportioned at every screen size. No stretching, squashing or accidental crop is applied.
What changed
- Corrected the refinery image dimensions to match the source asset.
- Made the article image scale responsively with automatic height and its original aspect ratio.
- Added browser coverage that compares the rendered and natural image ratios.
Blog articles now open with a structured, publication-style introduction that makes context, authorship and sharing immediately clear.
What changed
- Moved the full breadcrumb trail into the article masthead and added a clear category, publication date and reading-time row.
- Introduced a stronger responsive title, summary and AutoNexit editorial byline with accessible LinkedIn, X and copy-link actions.
- Preserved article content, URLs, search, analytics and structured data while adding localized LTR and RTL behavior.
The full Home introduction is restored, and Application Changes now presents every release in a clear, responsive timeline.
What changed
- Restored the complete Home Hero with its message, actions, trust points and transparent MacBook product visual.
- Rebuilt Application Changes with a focused industrial introduction, structured release cards and accessible pagination.
- Kept all product data, authenticated workflows and other public pages unchanged while preserving responsive LTR and RTL behavior.
The Blog Hero now blends its navy field and refinery scene into one uninterrupted visual surface.
What changed
- Removed the detached light edge panel from the Hero.
- Extended the refinery image to the outer edge and retained a smooth navy transition behind the headline.
- Kept the hand-drawn technical marks, responsive layout, search and article experience unchanged.