Cursor/menlo security case study 6c68 - #2721
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Publish the approved external Menlo Security case study on Resources and style markdown tables in blog article prose so the results grid renders as a readable before/after comparison. Co-authored-by: Sumon Sadhu <sumon.sadhu@gmail.com>
Host the official site wordmark and point the post's Open Graph image at it, matching how CIQ and LastMile AI attach a customer logo. Co-authored-by: Sumon Sadhu <sumon.sadhu@gmail.com>
Place the architecture slide under The Architecture so the hybrid control plane, local CAS, and elastic worker pools are visible next to the topology they describe. Co-authored-by: Sumon Sadhu <sumon.sadhu@gmail.com>
Place the 4.5h to 25m lockup under The Results and use it as the Open Graph image so the social preview carries the same claim. Co-authored-by: Sumon Sadhu <sumon.sadhu@gmail.com>
Render blockquotes as a large first paragraph with a smaller attribution line so Christopher Staite's Chromium quote leads the Menlo article at pull-quote size rather than body type. Co-authored-by: Sumon Sadhu <sumon.sadhu@gmail.com>
Style the opening quote with explicit CSS on the post page so the Staite line reads at 1.75–2rem instead of body type, with a smaller attribution under it. Co-authored-by: Sumon Sadhu <sumon.sadhu@gmail.com>
Treat the article as long-form, not default markdown: a spec-sheet glance list, pull quote with mono attribution, metric table, captioned figures, and a closing card — using the Technical Warmth type and color system so the body actually reads. Co-authored-by: Sumon Sadhu <sumon.sadhu@gmail.com>
Default discs were winning the eye on unordered lists. Force list-style off on items and use a 7px brand dot so Challenge bullets match the numbered rollout markers. Co-authored-by: Sumon Sadhu <sumon.sadhu@gmail.com>
The closing get-started link went to app.nativelink.com; send readers to the enterprise site instead. Co-authored-by: Sumon Sadhu <sumon.sadhu@gmail.com>
Put a small brand-tint icon on each At a Glance row so the spec sheet scans as Industry, Scale, Challenge, Solution, Result, and Adoption instead of a wall of labels. Co-authored-by: Sumon Sadhu <sumon.sadhu@gmail.com>
Drop the tinted 26px tiles. Keep 11px brand marks in the existing row padding so Industry–Adoption still line up as before. Co-authored-by: Sumon Sadhu <sumon.sadhu@gmail.com>
Lead the At a Glance spec sheet with a Company row so the table opens as COMPANY plus the Menlo Security logo. Co-authored-by: Sumon Sadhu <sumon.sadhu@gmail.com>
Stop absolutely positioning row icons so they stay aligned with labels from desktop through phone. Replace the oversized wordmark with a compact company card: hexagonal mark, Menlo Security name, and menlosecurity.com. Co-authored-by: Sumon Sadhu <sumon.sadhu@gmail.com>
Replace the cropped hexagonal O with Menlo Security's actual wordmark, kept small on a white logo tile. The card still spells out Menlo Security and links to menlosecurity.com. Co-authored-by: Sumon Sadhu <sumon.sadhu@gmail.com>
Drop the nested chip and white logo tile so Company reads as another spec-sheet row: official wordmark, Menlo Security, and the URL using the same type and colors as the rest of the table. Co-authored-by: Sumon Sadhu <sumon.sadhu@gmail.com>
Give Company the same in-flow label icon as the other spec-sheet rows, and tighten column gap, label gap, and the wordmark-to-name spacing so the first cell sits on the same rhythm as Industry through Adoption. Co-authored-by: Sumon Sadhu <sumon.sadhu@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Sumon Sadhu <sumon.sadhu@gmail.com>
Give Company a building icon like the other labels, top-align the wordmark lockup, and pull the label column in so icons sit with their copy instead of floating in a wide gutter. Co-authored-by: Sumon Sadhu <sumon.sadhu@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Sumon Sadhu <sumon.sadhu@gmail.com>
Label the build-time comparison and the hybrid topology with numbered captions, and center the sentences under each image. Co-authored-by: Sumon Sadhu <sumon.sadhu@gmail.com>
Size the logo to the two-line type stack and space the name and URL against the top and bottom of the wordmark so MENLO lines up with Menlo Security and SECURITY lines up with the link. Co-authored-by: Sumon Sadhu <sumon.sadhu@gmail.com>
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What and why
Adds Menlo Security case study to site.
How was this verified?
Tested at different viewports in cursor cloud machines. Also visual design evaluated for humans. And MDX format for agents.
Risk
Low risk. Its just a new web page.
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