Late last week Twitter re-launched with what I think is a solid version 3 of their main home page. There’s a pretty good post on their blog about it.
I for one like this update, I liked the last one too for the most part. I did like the emphasis on trending topics on the last design updated but I like the idea of going back to the central elements of what makes Twitter so neat with this update too.
Late last week Twitter re-launched with what I think is a solid version 3 of their main home page. There’s a pretty good post on their blog about it.
I for one like this update, I liked the last one too for the most part. I did like the emphasis on trending topics on the last design updated but I like the idea of going back to the central elements of what makes Twitter so neat with this update too.
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