One website, one header

If you walked from the homepage to the Integrations page yesterday, the header quietly changed shape under you — different width, different button weight, the logo appearing and disappearing. That's what happens when two pages each bring their own header to work.

Now there is one: the same mark, the same four links with the current page highlighted, the same Log in / Open the app button, hanging in the same frame on every page of the site. Under the hood it's defined exactly once and shared by both halves of the site, which is the part that matters — consistency you don't have to remember to maintain doesn't decay.

Page content keeps the width that suits it — reading pages stay at a comfortable text measure, the Integrations grid spreads out — but the frame around everything is now constant, which is how the sites you trust do it.