LinkedIn overhauled the look of its homepage on Monday, the end result of which is sort of a mashup of Facebook and Google+.
As on Facebook, the design has more relevant updates on top plus a comment stream that is set off with a different-colored (light blue) background. There’s also a line on top of the stream that shows which people — and how many — commented and liked the post.
However, the design is less cluttered than Facebook’s, making it more similar to Google+. The page also boasts a black band on top hosting headers like “Home,” “Profile,” and “Contacts.”
“This simpler and cleaner design makes it easier to navigate the page and quickly find the updates you’re looking for – whether that’s a news article your boss has recently shared or it’s to see who has just started a new job,” writes Caroline Gaffney, a product manager at LinkedIn, in a blog post explaining the move.
Here’s a look at the new design:
Here’s the old one:
What do you think about the new design? Let us know in the comments.
Via: Mashable
As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to progress exponentially, the future of industries like software engineering…
The average return rate in eCommerce is estimated at 17.6% for 2024. Nearly 1 in 5 products…
The Tech Panda takes a look at recent launches in the superfast field of Artificial…
The tech sector in India has been going from strength to strength in recent years.…
Experts are saying that organizations are inadvertently creating a new identity-centric attack surface through growing…
The Tech Panda takes a look at how India has been attracting foreign businesses from…