The Blog now groups practical content into five broad, easy-to-understand paths led by dedicated AutoNexit training.
What changed
- Replaced eight narrow filters with AutoNexit Training, Project Improvement, Productivity & Best Practices, Engineering & Industry, and Project Experience & Case Studies.
- Reassigned all ten existing articles so every category contains useful content without changing article URLs.
- Search, pagination, the grid-free industrial Hero and localized responsive behavior remain unchanged.
The Blog Hero now lets the refinery image and hand-drawn technical marks lead without a repeated background grid.
What changed
- Removed the square grid from both the dark Hero field and its light edge panel.
- Kept the irregular blueprint lines, handwritten notes, contrast and responsive LTR/RTL composition.
- Article content, categories, search, routes and the shared public header and footer are unchanged.
The Blog now presents AutoNexit guidance through a richer refinery-led editorial experience while keeping the existing public header and footer.
What changed
- A full-width industrial Hero combines the real refinery image, a focused engineering message, blueprint notes and an accessible article search.
- Topic filters now lead into a balanced six-card library with real product and field imagery, localized dates and hand-drafted annotations.
- Responsive desktop, tablet and mobile layouts preserve readable content, keyboard focus and true Persian RTL without changing article URLs.
Pricing now presents the complete free starting point, real product value and the optional capacity model as one clear decision journey.
What changed
- A new conversion-focused Hero pairs an honest free-start promise with a real localized Sample project view.
- Six capability groups, a clear free-versus-capacity explanation and a three-step evaluation path show what users can do before they register.
- Straight-answer FAQs remove uncertainty about cards, expiry, feature tiers, automatic charges and protected storage.
The final How it works card now closes with a distinct, practical promise instead of repeating the page introduction.
What changed
- The final message focuses on delivering a project the next engineer can trust.
- Its supporting copy connects decisions, revisions, field evidence and accepted records to a continuous handover.
- The new message is naturally localized across all seven public languages.
How it works now combines a real industrial team scene with a richer, full-width story of the six AutoNexit stages.
What changed
- A female and male engineer now introduce the workflow in a cinematic industrial setting designed for clear headline contrast.
- Each stage is presented as a spacious alternating chapter with technical linework, stronger hierarchy and a connected journey map.
- The redundant Continue exploring panel has been removed, while responsive LTR/RTL behavior and reduced-motion support remain intact.
How it works now presents the six project stages as a focused visual path, while the redundant breadcrumb strip is removed from Product and How it works.
What changed
- A new responsive journey map introduces every stage from project context through verified handover.
- Six concise illustrated cards explain the workflow without a duplicate application screenshot or excessive detail.
- Product and How it works now begin directly below the main navigation, with accessible anchors and correct LTR/RTL behavior.
The two introductory Hero sections have been removed, while controlled publication, QR access and printable labels now appear as one focused Project Passport capability with a clearer real-panel image.
What changed
- The Home and Product pages now begin directly with their substantive content instead of the removed introductory Hero sections.
- Controlled publication and QR/label delivery are explained together in one localized capability.
- A new real Sample capture shows the publication link, access boundaries, QR settings and label actions in one useful frame.
Product previews now use versioned media URLs so every browser loads the corrected captures immediately instead of reusing an older cached image.
What changed
- AVIF and WebP URLs on the Product page now include the code-owned release version.
- Existing optimized images and responsive proportions remain unchanged; only cache identity is refreshed.
- The correction is presentation-only and adds no migration, Sample mutation or scheduled service.
Every Product preview now opens on meaningful real Sample data and keeps the complete panel inside a stable desktop frame.
What changed
- Task, I/O checkout, import, backup, member and notification previews now wait for and show the intended populated state.
- The shared Sample catalog now includes a real industrial-network design, while checklist names are stored in the selected language instead of exposing translation keys.
- All thirty Product surfaces were recaptured in seven languages with consistent 1280 × 760 framing and refreshed responsive WebP and AVIF assets.
