Jul 3, 2020
Twitter Design
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Twitter Design
Service Catagory-Twitter Design
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Sorry, but new twitter design is ugly
This is a screen from Twitter mobile app. I was sharing some article from another app to Twitter. What I like about this screen is since Twitter has 140 character limit, it clearly shows extra characters on bottom left. The color (red) and small type size works well with hierarchy. Also word 'Post' is disabled - inactive state (greyed out) to show the user that it cannot be posted. Its a great mental note for the users to know that they have to perform another action before posting. At the same time, Cancel is in active state for users to know that they still have an exit to go back.
Twitter Concept. A Digital Experience
Twitter Concept. A Digital Experience
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Twitter Concept. A Digital Experience - miApples -
Check out this designer’s gorgeous re-imagining of Twitter
Twitter’s not afraid of big changes. There have been several “new” Twitters over the years, but what if the social network was completely re-imagined? What might it look like? Thanks to Australian designer Fred Nerby, we have an idea.