The home screen now says four things instead of one picture
Four drawings replace the single band that used to explain Kood: the chat, the integrations, the stack a project actually ships with, and the controls a business needs.
The band that stood above the footer was one wide image. On a phone it shrank until the words on it were decoration, and on a desktop it read as a picture pasted onto the page rather than as four claims a visitor could take one at a time.
It is now four cards, drawn as four files: Kood Chat, Integrations, Full Stack Infrastructure and Enterprise Control. Each carries its own ground and its own corners, so nothing wraps them in a frame - a card is the artwork, and the layout is two by two on a phone and four across on a desktop.
That is the whole change, and it is the kind worth making: the home screen is the one screen a stranger reads before deciding anything, and it now makes four statements in the space it used to make none.