The platform's ink is no longer pure black: text sits on a soft near-black with a faint green cast, hairlines and grey grounds lean toward the brand, corners are two pixels rounder at every size, shadows are lighter and transitions a touch slower. Headings across the public pages drop from bold to a semi-bold weight. The account card in the app rail and the Career profile page now use the same type roles as the rest of the app instead of their own sizes and weights.
On the homepage, each section below the hero lifts into place the first time it scrolls into view, and cards inside the "How it works" and audience sections follow one after another. Nothing is hidden behind the effect: readers who prefer reduced motion, browsers without the feature, and anything already on screen at load see the page as it is. The other public pages ease their sections in with the browser's own scroll-driven animation where it is supported.
The "Built from what employers are hiring for this week" catalogue is now live: as you type, matching domains and skills from the skill graph appear as cards, sized to their names and centred in the section. Choosing a skill starts a skill-gap check for it; pressing Enter still checks whatever you typed. The changelog's version filter shows the latest eight releases and folds the rest behind "Older versions".