LinkedIn testing a new site design
"A cleaner, less-cluttered look"
9 November 2009 10:04 GMT / By Amy-Mae Elliott
LinkedIn has announced it is testing a new "site navigation experience" that will show up for certain users.
The new design sees a "global navigation bar" at the top of the page that provides what's said to be convenient access to all LinkedIn services while overall there's said to be a cleaner, less-cluttered look.
The revamp also intros more simplified local navigation within each of the LinkedIn areas (Profile, Contacts, Groups, etc.) meaning more room available for page content.
"One of the key features of the new design is that it allows much more space for page content - information about you and your professional network", says LinkedIn.
The site is currently asking for feedback about the new design for those that can see it, as well as from those using the older format.
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