What Brevo changed

• Added "Log in," "Sign Up Free," and "Get a demo" links to the primary navigation menu.
• Updated several internal links (Platform, Solutions, Cookie Settings) to use the full "www." subdomain.
• Added accessibility text to the feature slider indicating how many cards are visible.

Brevo has updated its site navigation to include direct links for logging in, signing up, and requesting a demo. This makes it easier for visitors to start using the product or talk to sales from anywhere on the page.

• The "Brevo connects to the tools you already use" section was moved from the bottom of the page (below the footer links) to a more prominent position.
• It now appears immediately after the "Real stories, real success" case study section and before the final call-to-action.

Brevo is prioritizing its ecosystem of 150+ tools. By moving this section from the footer area to the middle of the page, they are making "ease of connection" a core part of their sales pitch rather than an afterthought.

• The "Brevo connects to the tools you already use" section was moved from the body of the page to the footer area.
• The cookie consent banner and detailed privacy settings text were removed from the visible page content.
• Several navigation links were updated to point to the root domain instead of the "www" subdomain.
• The top navigation bar buttons (Log in, Sign Up, Get a demo) were removed or relocated in this version.

The site layout was reorganized to move the integrations showcase from the middle of the page to the very bottom. This changes how quickly new visitors see their compatibility with other software tools.