What Scoro changed

• Updated navigation links for industries (e.g., Software Development and Engineering now live under an "/industries/" subfolder).
• Updated navigation links for roles (e.g., Finance Manager now lives under a "/roles/" subfolder).
• Updated product feature links to a consistent "/apps/" URL structure for Project Management and Resource Planning.
• Added a waving hand emoji to the "Book a demo" buttons.
• Removed technical metadata (IP address and location tracking) from the public-facing signup form footer.

Scoro is reorganizing its website to group pages more clearly by industry, role, and application. This suggests a move toward a more structured content strategy to improve search engine rankings and help users find specific solutions faster.

• Updated multiple navigation links for "Project Manager" and "Project Management" to point to a new /project-manager/ and /project-management/ URL structure instead of the general /apps/work-management/ path.
• Replaced a protected email link in the footer with a direct [email protected] mailto link.
• Removed the waving hand emoji (👋) from "Book a demo" buttons in the header and hero sections.
• Added dynamic location and IP data (North Charleston, SC) to the footer signup area, likely a rendering artifact of their tracking script.

Scoro is refining its site structure by moving project management content to a dedicated top-level URL. This suggests they are prioritizing "Project Management" as a primary entry point for users rather than just a sub-feature of work management.

• The "Deliver Project Management" link now points to the Work Management app page instead of a dedicated project management page.
• The "Project Manager" role description now directs users to the Work Management app.
• The "Resource Capacity Planning" link was updated to point to a new features library page.
• Several industry-specific links (Consultancy, IT Services) were updated with new URL structures.
• A waving hand emoji was added to the "Book a demo" buttons.
• Tracking metadata (IP address and location) was removed from the public-facing signup form footer.

Scoro is simplifying its product structure by grouping "Project Management" and "Project Manager" roles under their broader "Work Management" app. This suggests a shift toward a more unified work platform rather than selling standalone project tools.