A lighter landing page, sections that settle, and words that sit on their own lines

What changed for people using Bellwether

• The landing page is about a quarter of its old weight. Your browser downloads far less before the page appears, so it shows up faster on slower connections.
• Sections on the landing page always finish appearing. Scrolling quickly past a section could leave it half-faded. Every section now settles into place, however fast you scroll.
• Chart badges cover their dots. The count beside each day on the Overview equity chart now spans the dots it counts.
• Research with no answer yet says so. A study that has not reached a verdict reads "no verdict yet" on Evidence instead of a label that sounded final.
• The help link on a symbol's brief is readable. It had too little contrast against the card; it now meets the page's contrast rule.
• Labels and their sentences no longer collide. The desk's live narration, the day-one "Setting up your desk" headline, the recent-activity lines on Overview and the posture's objective now put their lead on its own line, so nothing wraps mid-phrase.

What you may notice

• The landing page feels quicker, especially on a phone.
• Nothing changes what the desk buys or sells, and none of your settings move.

Switched on

• Nothing new is switched on.

Known gaps and what’s next

• Overview and the other signed-in screens are still owed a signed-in walk after release.