Great to see they've placed less emphasis on follower count.

Shame they took prominence away from the team you're in. considering it is a big angle of theirs to push.

Glad that they are not following Fb/Twitter method like this. :-P

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Looks good, although the "More" link is not consistent with the three dots icon used in the top navigation.

the stats type is a little light and hard to read. other than that I like this version!

These are certainly clean, but the iconography could use some work, especially on mobile where they are displayed without labels. I've seen all three of those icons used to represent the same thing before.

I don't know, feels kind of half baked to me. I'm not saying do a twitter style - that would feel totally wrong. Just feel it could be a bit better. It is odd that you can't look at a player and see what team they are associated with.

For some sites I can see the point because the content fits. But what is anyone supposed to do with a header image in LinkedIn? What am I supposed to put there? A letterboxed image of me doing work? Networking? Looking like someone from a cheesy stock photo shaking hands with a businessman?

really well done and, unlike Twitter's new profiles, the "more" dropdown actually makes sense.

i could see this being reasonable as a makeshift portfolio.

I really like these! It makes sense to have a quick bio and contact link be up front and center. I also like that they hid 'following'.

Anyone made more than 21k likes? :D https://dribbble.com/SeegerMattijs/likes

Looks slick and much more streamlined.

Why is the More menu so close to the profile picture?

They did an awesome job, looks great.