Mark Trammell and Karina Van Schaardenburg - Research Behind The New Twitter Design
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#newtwitter has sparked mixed reactions among users, with some expressing dislike and others praising its new layout and features. The design research highlights improvements including a streamlined interface and enhanced user engagement through retweets and mentions. Overall, opinions are divided, showcasing a blend of enthusiasm and resistance to change.
Mark Trammell and Karina Van Schaardenburg - Research Behind The New Twitter Design
- 1. Mark Trammell @trammell The design research behind #NewTwitter Karina van Schaardenberg @kvanscha
- 5. retweets
- 6. lists
- 7. hashtags
- 10. links
- 11. mentioning
- 13. Remove Friction
- 14. Methodology
- 18. Design Evolution
- 20. “I wanna show you something I’ve been thinking about.” @ev
- 25. What does Artful “feels like Twitter” Aerodynamic mean? Balanced What is Twittery? Powerful Responsive Streamlined Open
- 32. Response
- 34. PLANETGRADY Grady #newtwitter is hideous.... hate it 27 Sep __raawr__ =) I dont like the #newtwitter. I dont know? maybe im just not used to it. 28 Sep themankd Keith Dixon this #newtwitter is some #bullshit im going back to the old one 4 Nov jenniiiii_s Jenni Simpkin i absolutely hate #newtwitter 6 Nov
- 35. stephenpdiesel Stephen Diesel #newtwitter is so effing sexy. 28 Sep jerodrig Jeremy @twitter I must say I am really enjoying #newtwitter 28 Sep lguess14 Lindsey Guess kinda digging the #NewTwitter !!!!! 4 Nov leiandroid Leia Haidar Omg, the #newtwitter is AWESOOMME!!!! :D 24 Sep
- 36. mikedbennett Mike Bennett I like the #newtwitter. The layout is much more intelligent and informative. 24 Sep livlab Livia Labate Again, #newtwitter, outstanding. It’s surprising when something you think is pretty good gets even better. 16 Sep AbigailHS Abby Snyder Holy #newtwitter I think I actually love you. 16 Sep itsclaudiaTOS Claudia Nyarko um so, i freaking love the #newtwitter, makes everything 10X easier. 27 Sep
- 37. marissamayer Marissa Mayer I’ve been using it for about 10 days, and I really love the #NewTwitter interface.. 30 Sep
- 38. Wrap
- 39. Fin
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- #35: The day before we sat around for the customary “haters gonna hate” talk.\n
- #36: So we got this kind of feedback, we knew we’d be hearing from people who didn’t like change, didn’t like the way we changed things, whatever.\n\nWhat we weren’t prepared for, was this kind of feedback...\n
- #37: Specifically, the amount of overwhelmingly positive feedback. We thought we had something pretty special, because we, as a company, use what we design and produce, and we really liked it.\n
- #38: But still, the positive feedback has always way overshadowed the negative feedback...\n\nAnd quite a strong statement and one of the tweets I enjoyed seeing the most...\n
- #39: If you know anything about my career and previous employers, you’ll understand why this one was so rewarding to see...\n
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