What Salam changed

• Removed the main navigation menu containing links for Individuals, Business, and About Us.
• Deleted detailed lists of specific mobile plans like "Solo 99," "Solo 149," and "Solo 199."
• Removed direct links to prepaid plans, visitor plans, and data SIM options.
• Removed the "Quick Actions" section for paying invoices and recharging numbers.
• Simplified the page to focus on three main pillars: 5G Home Fi, Postpaid Mobile, and Fiber Internet.
• Removed the footer section containing social media links and legal policies.

The website now focuses on high-level service categories rather than showing specific pricing and plan names. This makes it harder for customers to compare exact costs and features directly on the homepage.

• Changed the casing of the "AR" language label to lowercase "ar" in the top navigation.
• Removed a small text fragment "y)" from the bottom of the page code.

The website had a small technical update to how the language options are displayed. This ensures the site remains clean and functional for users switching between Arabic and English.

• The main page title was reordered to put the brand name "Salam" first.
• The "About Salam" link text was changed to "Who We Are" in Arabic.
• The link for "Get a new mobile plan" was updated to a more specific plan selection page.
• The "Activate your SIM" link was moved from a general help page to a dedicated activation portal.
• Small technical fixes were made to the "Business" section web addresses.

The company is directing users to more specific pages for buying plans and activating SIM cards. This suggests they are trying to make the sign-up process smoother for new customers.