What Knotel changed

• Added a "Skip to content" navigation link at the top of the page.
• Removed the brand name "Knotel |" from the footer descriptive text, leaving only the slogan.

Knotel is improving its website accessibility and technical SEO. These small updates often signal a focus on compliance or a broader effort to improve user experience for all visitors.

• Added a new section showcasing specific office locations in London, Miami, and Amsterdam.
• Added detailed descriptions for four core services: Amenity & Hospitality, Design & Delivery, Sales & Marketing, and Workplace Services.
• Included new "Work Club" categories: Space to Host, Space to Meet, and Space to Flex.
• Added a statistics section highlighting 7.7 million square feet managed and over 1,900 customers.
• Updated the homepage layout to include a "Knoteworthy" news and networking section.

The website now shows specific office locations and explains their service model in more detail. This makes it easier for potential customers to see exactly where they can rent space and what help they get with their office.

• Removed a large section listing specific office locations in London, Amsterdam, and Miami.
• Removed descriptions of individual properties like "The Back Studio" and "15 Hatfields."
• Updated the video asset numbering across the homepage.
• Changed the "Enquire" button from a direct link to plain text in the mobile menu section.
• Removed the "Designed for Experience, Built for Change" marketing section.

The website now shows much less information about specific office buildings. This makes it harder for customers to see exactly where they can rent space without contacting the company first.