Summary: Jamie updates calls to action, language support

Why It Matters:

• Changing "Try now" to "Login" and "Start Free" suggests Jamie is trying to differentiate between existing users and new prospects, streamlining the user journey.
• The increased emphasis on "Start Free" indicates a stronger push for user acquisition through a free trial or freemium model.
• Expanding language support from 20+ to 100+ languages significantly broadens Jamie's potential global market reach and appeal.

What Changed:

• "Try now" buttons in the hero section and above the "See how it works" video were changed to "Login" and "Start Free" respectively.
• The "Try now" button above "Ready to love your workday again?" was changed to "Try Jamie now!".
• The "Try now" button below "Ready to love your workday again?" was changed to "Start Free".
• The "Download" navigation item in the footer was changed to "Start Free".
• The number of supported languages was updated from "20+ languages" to "100+ languages" in two locations:
  • Under the first "Get Meeting Summaries" section.
  • Under the "One-click Meeting Note Sharing" section, next to "Supporting".