Summary: Coursera removes most course listings

Why It Matters: This change makes the Coursera homepage much shorter. It focuses on general benefits instead of specific courses.

What Changed:

• Most course listings were removed from the homepage.
• Sections like "Trending courses," "Hot new releases," "Explore categories," "Prepare for an industry certification exam," and "Most popular by category" were removed.
• The full footer with links to skills, certificates, industries, career resources, and company info was removed.
• The cookie preference center content was removed.
• The "Join for Free" buttons were removed.
• The "Try Coursera for Business" buttons were removed.
• The "Gain essential AI skills" section was removed.
• The "Launch a new career," "Gain in-demand skills," and "Earn a degree" sections were removed.
• The list of specific universities and companies was removed.
• The "Explore careers" section was shortened, removing links and descriptions for each career.
• The "Unlock access to 10,000+ courses with a subscription" and "Drive your business forward and empower your teams" sections were simplified, removing calls to action.