Logged in to Twitter and found an altogether fresh layout? No worries, it is actually the latest redesign of the microblogging website.
On Tuesday, Twitter rolled out a fresh User Interface designed which offers a lighter and compact look. The design, however, doesn’t appear to every Twitterati.
The home page of the website has three columns with the leftmost column devoted options which would otherwise be at the top, such as, Home, Moments, Notifications, Messages. Options like Lists, Bookmarks and Explore are also visible in the leftmost column. The second column, as usual shows the timeline. While the last one-third part of the page showing the Trending Topics.
A new https://t.co/fHiPXozBdO is coming.
Some of you got an opt-in to try it now. Check out the emoji button, quick keyboard shortcuts, upgraded trends, advanced search, and more. Let us know your thoughts! pic.twitter.com/G8gWvdHnzB
— Twitter (@Twitter) January 22, 2019
Users took on to Twitter, mostly asking the top microblogging site to roll back the feature.
Put the old page design back, twitter. This is a cluttered mess without rhyme nor reason. Everything’s small and crowded. What were you thinking? #twitterupdate
— Cobalt (@chrissutor2) April 23, 2019
Interesting, woke up to a newly redesigned Twitter – funny how even small design changes really feel massive after you get used to a particular format. Guess will get used to it soon enough. HT @Twitter pic.twitter.com/Cy9sZdHmVW
— Richard Tromans (@ArtificialLawya) April 24, 2019
Twitter on Tuesday said its revenue jumped 18 per cent to $787 million in the first quarter of this year compared to last year, while its monthly active users went down to 330 million, a year-on-year drop of six million.
