Proposit has a fresh look. The site has moved to a warmer, quieter colour scheme that puts a single bright accent on the action that matters most on each screen. You'll see it across the top bar, Explore, your dashboard, and the argument view:

• Calmer backgrounds and clearer separation between an argument and the claims inside it, so a long argument is easier to scan.
• Argument and claim cards, the stance control, and the verdict meter all share one consistent palette, and the accent now points at the primary action rather than competing with it.
• A larger Proposit wordmark in the top bar.
• Reworked "Our Mission" copy on the home page.
• Text that picks up the accent colour — links, the highlighted form field, the selected tab, the variables in a formula, and the channel names on the Report page — is now legible in light mode, where it used to wash out almost to invisibility. The bright accent stays exactly as it is wherever it's used as a background.
• Muted secondary text — dates, captions, previews and other de-emphasised copy — is now darker in light mode so it meets accessibility contrast guidelines. Dark mode is unchanged.
• The Claims heading on your search results was showing a blank tile with an invisible icon and count; it now matches the other sections. The search and send buttons picked up a leftover blue from the old colour scheme, and now use the citron accent like every other primary action.

Also in this release.

• Mistyping a URL used to land you on a bare error page with no way back. You now get a proper "Page not found" in the usual layout, with links to Explore and home.
• Citations now show a plain date in the "Accessed" field instead of a date and a time of day.
• Revising and republishing an argument no longer counts against your argument limit. Your account's argument count now reflects how many arguments you've created rather than how many times you've published them, so the usage meter on your settings page is accurate and republishing never uses up your quota.
• The review wizard no longer gets stuck showing "Step 1 of 0" when a review has a phase with nothing to decide — it now shows a "Continue" button so you can always move forward. If a claim's details can't be loaded, the wizard shows a clear message and lets you skip it instead of a confusing dead end.