What Voiceform changed

• Removed "www" from most internal links, including pricing, customer stories, and case studies.
• Removed initials (like "AG" or "TW") from the circular icons next to customer testimonials.
• Added a new cookie consent and privacy policy banner to the top of the page.
• Truncated the end of a specific testimonial from Nicole Werdal.
• Added accessibility text for external links ("Opens in a new window").

The company is cleaning up its digital presence by removing "www" from internal links and updating how customer testimonials are displayed. This often signals a brand refresh or a technical cleanup to improve site speed and SEO.

• The main headline subtext changed from "Learn what people think..." to "Run unlimited AI voice and video interviews and surveys with real people."
• Added initials (e.g., AG, TW, MH) as visual identifiers or avatars next to every customer testimonial.
• Expanded the testimonial text for Nicole Werdal to include more detail about moving away from "guesswork" to "firm data."
• Removed the cookie consent and privacy banner text from the top of the page.

Voiceform is shifting its core message from general "human conversations" to a specific, high-value offer of "unlimited AI voice and video interviews." This suggests they are leaning harder into AI automation to differentiate from traditional survey tools.

• Added a new cookie consent banner at the top of the page.
• Added text explaining that the site uses cookies for analytics and targeted ads.
• Added a direct link to the Voiceform Privacy Policy.
• Removed initials (like "AG" or "TW") that appeared next to customer names in the testimonial section.
• Shortened one testimonial quote from Nicole Werdal in the footer area.

The site now includes a formal privacy and cookie disclosure. This helps the company meet legal rules for tracking and advertising while telling users how their data is used.