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By Matt Hinkle — Founder, Cover My Shoot · November 3, 2026
The Cover My Shoot homepage has been rebuilt to be simpler and faster to understand — especially on a phone.
Open it now and the first screen is just the essentials:
Everything else got out of the way. Detailed explanations now live on the pages where they belong — the FAQ, the Terms, and Find Professionals — instead of all competing on the front page. The two international messages are now one clear section: Cover My Shoot serves US creative professionals today, and international professionals can join the interest list for the future — the list is an expression of interest, not an account. On mobile, the footer is a clean vertical list, the floating chat bubble no longer sits on top of the homepage (support is still available through the footer contact information and the message form), and the bottom action bar is slimmer and moves out of the way as you read.
Desktop received the same simplification of content order, and the site-wide shared menu from this morning's navigation update is unchanged.
Nothing important was removed — it's all still on the site, in its proper place. Take a look: covermyshoot.com
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