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New Twitter profiles (not fully rolled out yet) (cl.ly)
over 9 years ago from Chris Biron, Freelance Digital Designer
21 comments
Robbert Esser, over 9 years ago
Lol, check the input fields.
Timothy Miller, over 9 years ago
Twacebook?
Jim Silverman, over 9 years ago
Twigle Plus?
Matt Sisto, over 9 years ago
Tell me this isn't real.
Chris Biron, over 9 years ago
It is indeed.
Justin Edmund, over 9 years ago
Alignment? Who needs it!
And the fact there is zero spacing between those sign up fields!
Bryce Driesenga, over 9 years ago
They're being eco-conscious by saving valuable screen real estate.
must be a work in progress. sloppy.
John McDowall, over 9 years ago
I think there's no two ways about it - this is clearly an attempt at an investor driven 'shot in the arm' based on recent huge losses.
I would wager Doug Bowman is probably going to leave real soon now.
Joe Turner, over 9 years ago
I thought Twitter's design team was packed with some of the worlds best designers? Something's not right here.
Yes, this is a improvement, but I don't think it's the right direction.
James Young, over 9 years ago Looks a lot like how I'd image the outcome of having the worlds finest designers being ignored by a team of marketing stakeholders.
Luke Chesser, over 9 years ago
We don't know the context of the redesign. Maybe they were told to increase a certain metric, and this was the best way to do that.
Screencast for those interested - http://f.cl.ly/items/0G3B2m2b1H0u0C0m0100/twitter.mov
Alex Montague, over 9 years ago
I'm not normally one to hate on change, even if it seems to be change for the sake of change...
...but this is turning into Facebook. And sloppy, too.
Catalin Cimpanu, over 9 years ago
I'll Greasemonkey-out that banner out of my profile in a hot minute.
Some people seriously had a collective brain fart in the design meetings.
Pete Lada, over 9 years ago
What's up with those super poorly spaced input fields?
Cihad Turhan, over 9 years ago
Call it non-spaced :)
pjotr ., over 9 years ago
I actually had that profile for what I observed as two hours, could have been longer, but now it's gone.
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