What Cora changed

• The demo video link was updated from a relative path to a full secure URL (https://www.cora.computer/videos/demo.mp4).

• Six new icons were added to the very bottom of the website footer.

• Added a new footer section with links to Privacy, Terms, and Log In pages.

• Added a row of six emoji icons (globe, gear, chart, etc.) at the bottom of the page.

• Moved the main "Log in" and "Start free trial" buttons to the very top of the page.

• Slightly changed the spacing of the main headline.

The site now uses a more secure link for its product demo and has added new visual elements to the bottom of the page.

The product is cleaning up its site structure and adding standard navigation links. This makes the site look more professional and easier for new users to navigate.

• Fixed a text display error in the "Cora Draft" section where words were spaced out like "L o v e d t h e d e c k."
• Removed a small footer section that contained a string of emojis (🌐⚙️📈🚧🗺️🧊).
• Cleaned up the spacing in the "Every bundle" description.

The website had a bug where demo text was shown with spaces between every letter. Fixing this makes the product look more professional and easier to understand for new visitors.

• Updated the demo video URL from a relative path to a full "www" domain link.

• Added four new emoji-style icons to the bottom of the website.

• Added a new video link (demo.mp4) to the "Shape Cora through conversation" section.

• Added a series of icons and a link to the Every company website at the bottom of the page.

The product is ensuring its marketing assets are correctly linked and adding visual elements to the site footer.

Cora is now using video to show exactly how users can talk to the AI to manage their inbox. This helps potential customers understand the "Chief of Staff" experience before they sign up.