On Wednesday, the social network Twitter announced an update to its look and feel for desktop and mobile web browsers and apps for Android and iOS devices. As often happens in these cases the update will come out gradually in the next few hours and it may take a while for all users to see the new design.
One thing you should immediately notice in the new Twitter design is that the font has changed: it is called Chirp, the first created for Twitter; In the past he used fonts such as San Francisco, Roboto and Helvetica. The new font already exists Announced in January.
Do you notice anything different?
Today, we posted some changes to the look of Twitter on the internet and on your phone. While this may seem strange at first, these updates make us more accessible, unique, and focused on you and what you are talking about.
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– Twitter Design (TwitterDesign) August 11, 2021
The color tones have also changed, and they are now more varied; The usual blue color of Twitter icons has also changed, which is now less bright. He explained that the purpose of Twitter is to give more importance to photos and videos shared by users. The variation of all buttons is increased, starting with the side buttons of different sections. In addition, many elements that confuse the content display, such as gray background and unwanted dividing lines, have been removed.
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– Amber | @ (@ Macrothreader) August 12, 2021
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