What Formsite changed

• Removed the entire navigation menu including links to Features, Templates, Pricing, and Solutions.
• Deleted over 15 detailed customer testimonials and success stories.
• Removed the "Billions of forms submitted" counter and the footer feature directory.
• Removed the top-level cookie consent banner and privacy policy links.
• Simplified the page to focus strictly on the core "Create, Share, Get Results" workflow.

The removal of a large section of social proof and the entire site navigation suggests a major website redesign or a shift in how they want to present their brand authority.

• Added the phrase "To learn more, view the following link:" before the Privacy Policy link in the cookie banner.
• Added "ts reserved." to the end of the page content, likely completing a "All rights reserved" copyright notice.

The company is clarifying how users access their legal terms. This may be part of a small update to meet new privacy rules or to make the site easier to use.

• Added "Accept," "Deny," and "Non-Essential" buttons to the cookie consent banner.
• Removed the phrase "All rights reserved" from the footer area.
• Updated the alt text for the home page link from "Go to the Home Page" to "Go to the Home Page" (minor formatting change).

The product updated its privacy banner to give visitors more choice over their data. This helps them follow strict privacy laws and builds trust with users who care about their personal information.