What User Interviews changed

• Replaced the homepage banner promoting "7.6 million participants" with a link to "Auros: The human network behind AI."
• Updated the "About Us" link in the footer to point to aurosglobal.com instead of the internal about page.
• Changed the call-to-action from downloading a "Panel Book" to learning about the Auros network.

The company is shifting its focus from general research participants to a specialized "human network behind AI." This suggests they are prioritizing the high-growth AI model training market over traditional UX research.

• Updated the "Participant FAQs" link to point to a new Zendesk help center (support.userinterviews.com).
• Updated the "Contact participant support" link to the same new Zendesk help center.
• Added "Accept," "Deny," and "Non-Essential" options to the cookie consent banner.
• Shortened the text in the cookie notification by removing "To learn more, view the following link:".

The company is moving its participant help resources to a dedicated subdomain. This usually means they are scaling their support operations or trying to better organize help articles for a growing user base.

• The lead capture form header changed from "See us in action" to "What day is best for you?"
• Added a new sub-header: "Schedule your demo and see us in action today."
• Updated the footer to include a direct link to the California Privacy Notice.

The company is moving from a passive "contact us" form to an active scheduling system. This suggests they want to speed up their sales process and book meetings immediately while interest is high.