Twitter has made some major changes in the way the platform will look at the web and on a smartphone.
In a series of tweets from the Twitter design account, the social media platform reveals a new look, a new font, color and more.
“Today, we released a number of changes to the way Twitter looks on the web and on your mobile.
Even though it might feel weird at first, this update makes us more accessible, unique, and focus on you and what you are talking about,” Twitter said.
Pay attention to something different? Today, we released a number of changes to the way Twitter looks on the web and on your cellphone …
https://t.co/FPDFTFY3X7- Twitter Design (@TwitterDesign) 1628701924000IT is in January when Google has revealed a new font called chip.
Fonts have been launched starting today.
If you are wondering what is actually a big change then Twitter explains, “All Western language texts are now aligning to the left, making it easier to read when you scroll.
Non-West languages ​​remain unchanged.” Next, Twitter has updated the color to a lot less.
Blue and into high contrast.
This is “changes made to draw attention to the photos and videos that you make and share.” Not only that, Twitter said that he would soon launch a new color to give a fresh palette user.
The buttons on the application – smartphone and web – very contrasting.
“Now the most important action you can stand.
Yes, the follow button looks different, but they will help you see what actions you take at a glance,” Twitter design team said in a tweet.
Finally, Twitter said that there will be fewer gray backgrounds and unnecessary divider lines.
There is also an increase in space to make text easier to read.
The idea behind this is to clean up the mess.
The new look has been launched from today and must be gradually seen by all Twitter users.