Summary: Stripe launches dedicated Checkout product page

Why It Matters: The website now features a deep dive into its prebuilt payment form. This shows a shift toward promoting "no-code" and "low-code" tools that help businesses go live faster without heavy engineering work.

What Changed:

• The main page changed from a general company overview to a specific product page for Stripe Checkout.
• Added detailed sections on conversion features like address auto-complete and real-time card validation.
• Added a new "Brand elements" section showing how users can customize colors, fonts, and shapes.
• Included specific code snippets for developers to quickly start a checkout session.
• Expanded the list of supported local payment methods, including Swish and various bank debits.
• Updated the navigation menu to categorize products under "Revenue," "Money Management," and "Platforms."