Citerva now carries its own identity everywhere you meet it: the website, sign-in, the app, your browser tab and the emails we send.
What changed
The logo and colours. The new Citerva logo appears in the site header and footer, on the sign-in screens, at the top of the app's sidebar, and in your browser tab and home-screen icon. The interface colours come from the logo itself: its blue marks what is yours (your mention rate, your line on a chart, the page you are on), and its navy carries the text and buttons.
A clear screen before the first scan. A new project used to show empty metric tiles under a "complete scan" line, as if a scan had run and found nothing. It now says plainly that there are no results yet and points to where you run a scan.
Easier to use on a phone. On touch screens every button now has a tap area of at least 44 by 44 pixels, including the small edit and reject controls beside each prompt. Nothing changes size on the screen.
Clearer wording. The sign-in screens use shorter, plainer messages. The dashboard now says a provider is "not available" instead of using internal configuration terms. The Projects link in the sidebar shows its name again, where it had been showing an internal label.
Links that share properly. Every public page now has its own title and preview image when shared, and addresses that do not exist return a proper "page not found".
What did not change
Nothing about how scans run, what they measure, or what your plan includes.