Facebook Engineers Hit Redesign Button Once Again

Just when Facebook users get used to a new interface, engineers at the social network press the redesign button. Once again, Facebook has made changes it says will prepare navigating easier.

For the last several months, Facebook has been evaluating changes to the navigation tools, and on Friday it began rolling out the changes to some of its 350 million users, according to Facebook engineer Jing Chen.

“We’ve simplified the home page to form it easier for citizens

to find what they’re looking for on Facebook,” said Meredith Chin, a Facebook spokesperson.


The New Interface

Rather than a flashy redesign, users should look for changes on their top and side menus.

Requests for causes, friends and invitations are now in a menu on the top of the Facebook page. Rather than a red bubble on the bottom right corner notifying users that someone has tagged them in a […]

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