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Twitter Gets a New Front Page

July 29, 2009 by Thord Daniel Hedengren

newtwittercomsplash.jpgTwitter just rolled out their new front page, which was known to come. I’m a bit ambivalent about it, mainly because it seems to follow all of the design trends out there at the moment.

Anyway, the new front page features search from the front as well as a selection of trending topics, which is good. The reason for this is, well, I’ll let Biz Stone tell it himself:

However, demonstrating the power of Twitter as a discovery engine for what is happening right now through our Search and Trends often awakens a sense of wonder which inevitably leads to a much more compelling question, “How do I get involved?”

So what’s the verdict?

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I think it is a good thing that focus is on search. Both signing up and in is easily enough to access, but the killer is the popular topics section. The top one, being the clock icon, is what’s hot right now, while the calendar icon shows the day’s top tweeting, and the final one is the week’s buzz. Excellent work, my hat’s off.

It’s also worth noting that search.twitter.com still looks the same. Naturally, none of the user pages, like @blogherald or @tdhedengren, have changed, it’s just the front page.

So what do you think, a successful redesign more attuned for the mainstream audience, or a step in the wrong direction?

Filed Under: Features Tagged With: Biz Stone, Blog Design, featured, real time search, redesign, Search, Twitter

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  1. ia says

    July 29, 2009 at 2:25 pm

    The search & trends are fine, but the design is off.

  2. Barbara Ling, Virtual Coach says

    July 29, 2009 at 3:07 pm

    Drats, this means I have to redesign my humor site, http://www.TwitterBudgie.com .

    For Twitter, it’s a good thing. For me, not so much. :)

  3. Pravesh Pushp says

    August 4, 2009 at 5:06 pm

    New look is very ICY cool.

  4. Jamie Allsop says

    August 5, 2009 at 3:08 pm

    I do like the new design, but i think they should update the other pages as well and not just leave them the same.


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