What Web changed

• Removed the "Learn more about Hypothesis" call-to-action section.
• Removed the lead capture form and accompanying text from the bottom of the page.

The removal of a "Learn more" contact form suggests a shift in how the company captures leads or a simplification of their website's conversion funnel.

• Removed a broken self-hosted video player that displayed "Media error: Format(s) not supported."
• Removed direct download links to a private server video file.
• Added a new link to "Video 4" hosted on YouTube in the "Transforming the Teaching & Learning Experience" section.

The site fixed a broken media player that was showing error messages. By moving the video to YouTube, they ensure the content works for all visitors and likely improves page loading speed.

• Removed direct links to Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, and YouTube from the bottom of the page.
• Removed the RSS feed link.
• Removed the link to the GitHub code repository from the social section.
• Fixed a media player error that previously showed a "Format not supported" message.

The removal of these links from the footer may indicate a shift in how the company manages its community engagement or a cleanup of their website's technical structure.