A home page rebuilt around your assigned work

The home page had accumulated. Starred instructors, featured experts, promoted cards, and several rows of courses had each been added for a good reason and never removed, and the result was a page you had to read rather than one that told you where to go. Work assigned to you was in there, somewhere, in a row that looked like every other row.

It now leads with what you have been assigned and what you have in progress. Completed courses drop out of the way rather than sitting at the top of a carousel you have finished with, and course cards respond as you move through them, so progress is visible from the shelf rather than only from inside a lesson. The starred and featured mechanics were removed, not hidden: they were a second way of promoting content that competed with the first and made the page slower to load for no gain anyone could point to.

What replaced them is control your organization actually holds. Which AI instructors get recommended is set by your tenant, so the coaches on your home page are the ones your organization wants you working with rather than whatever the product was promoting that month.