The Product page now shows every requested subarea through a correctly sized view of the localized shared Sample project, including a working public Passport example.
What changed
- Reminders, Lifecycle, Handover and Notifications have been recaptured with complete headings, useful data and stable proportions.
- Engineering, Execution and Commissioning, Revision Vault and Project Passports now pair every subarea with its own real panel capture.
- Project Passports includes the real published output plus a locale-aware link that opens the integrity-checked public Sample passport.
Product screenshots now keep their exact proportions at every width, while each product area explains its complete workflow directly on the page.
What changed
- A sizing defect that kept screenshots at a fixed 760-pixel height has been removed, eliminating zoomed and cropped interface views.
- Every chapter now presents its real panel view at full content width with expanded, workflow-specific explanations and clearly grouped subareas.
- Chapter links to separate marketing pages have been removed; the complete explanation remains in the Product page while existing specialist URLs continue to work independently.
The Product page now explains every AutoNexit workspace through real, localized views of the shared read-only Sample project.
What changed
- Product is now a direct navigation link, while Resources keeps its existing disclosure menu.
- Twelve chapters cover Project Overview, Commercials, Project Office, Engineering, Execution, Storage, Revision Vault, Lifecycle, Project Passports, Handover, Members and Notifications.
- Ninety-eight real panel captures are delivered as optimized AVIF and WebP assets across all seven supported languages, with responsive LTR and RTL layouts.
Every active account now sees the same complete seven-language sample catalog without storing a private copy in each workspace.
What changed
- A protected system workspace owns one complete sample for each supported language.
- Shared samples are fully browsable but cannot be edited, cloned, uploaded to, cached offline or included in user quotas and operational reporting.
- A hash-bound cleanup workflow safely removes only legacy projects carrying an exact sample marker after a verified encrypted backup.
The MacBook lifecycle visual now sits directly on the homepage Hero without carrying a second industrial background inside the image.
What changed
- The refinery backdrop, handwritten notes and blue panel outside the laptop have been removed from the image.
- Only the complete MacBook Pro and its engineering-lifecycle dashboard remain, with clean transparent edges.
- Responsive AVIF and WebP files preserve real transparency so the laptop blends naturally into the existing Hero composition.
The homepage now introduces AutoNexit with a focused MacBook Pro visual that combines lifecycle progress, daily work and one concise weekly trend.
What changed
- The Hero replaces the previous application screenshot with a purpose-built engineering lifecycle composition.
- Today’s priorities, the next reminder, latest note and project members appear together without repeating stage data.
- A compact weekly-progress chart adds visual energy while responsive AVIF and WebP assets keep the page fast.
The homepage now presents the approved refinery treatment, corrected industrial marks, aligned menu controls and one consistent AutoNexit accent.
What changed
- The comparison refinery is cropped, softened into the paper and paired with its handwritten progress note.
- ABB replaces Suntory in the industry strip, and the Tetra Pak mark now uses the correct horizontal lockup.
- Dropdown chevrons sit directly beside their labels, while every coloured Nexit wordmark uses #00b6fc.
The homepage comparison and customer-outcome bands now reproduce the approved content, proportions, five-point lists, quotations and industry marks.
What changed
- The before-and-after comparison now carries both approved subtitles, five complete items per side and the exact See the difference action.
- The customer section now uses the three approved quotations, names, job titles and Tetra Pak, Schneider Electric and BHP marks.
- Both sections retain hand-drafted engineering details, responsive RTL/LTR behavior and contain no application screenshots.
The homepage capability cards now reproduce the approved validation, revision-history and Machine Passport composition without application screenshots.
What changed
- The validation card now uses the complete five-row passed checklist and the exact higher-confidence product copy.
- The revision card now presents a four-entry audit timeline with revision codes, dates, states, authors and change notes.
- The Machine Passport card now combines the pump, equipment metadata and record counts in the approved compact field-ready layout.
The homepage evidence, before-and-after comparison and role-outcome sections now follow the approved compact engineering composition.
What changed
- Validation, revision history and Machine Passport now appear as three balanced evidence cards beside a concise capability introduction.
- The scattered-files comparison now pairs compact Before and With AutoNexit lists with a refinery image and hand-drafted engineering details.
- Role outcomes now use a tighter three-card row, factual product language and responsive RTL/LTR spacing without fabricated customer quotations.
