The homepage was rebuilt from the Figma design in September. Every other public page still ran on the older chrome: a black header with dropdown menus, its own footer, its own colour and type tokens, and a stylesheet of its own. Clicking from the homepage to Pricing changed brand.
A shared marketing shell now carries every public page. The header is the white sticky bar from the homepage with four links that resolve from any page, the footer is the same four-column footer, and each page opens on the same hero: an eyebrow, one heading at the brand book's H1 size, a lead, and its actions. Cards, rows, pills, buttons, prose and the sticky "On this page" list come from one stylesheet built on the system tokens, so the pages alternate white, grey and mint and end on the same green band.
Pricing loads with its plans visible instead of waiting for a scroll animation, and its billing switch sits in the page hero. Blog covers are drawn in the Evergreen palette. The changelog's version filter moved from the header into the page. The legacy header, footer and every page-private stylesheet they themed are gone.