Do you like the new LinkedIn design?

LinkedIn have recently rolled out the new layout, and there is a noticeable buzz within the social media world around it! The new design has already seen a couple of phases, and each time it happens, you see people talking about it!

As Em Donnely mentions, the notification toolbar has been simplified to ease the navigation around the site. It seems the team at LinkedIn have identified the most visited parts of the website and grouped them more intuitively. A clearer categorisation of interests is one of the features that stands out the most – putting Company Pages, Interests and Groups on the same level of interests.

 

To be honest, I do like the new layout much more -it is cleaner, simpler and yet doesn’t lose the richness of opportunities provided by the platform. And yet, the social media sentiment seems split:

 

— Luke Chadwick (@vertis) June 5, 2013

 

 

 

 

 

 

Have you been getting to grips with the latest LinkedIn update? Share your thoughts with us!

Latest Posts

TikTok’s future in the U.S. remains uncertain, with the platform facing potential legal restrictions over national security concerns. In 2024, TikTok’s engagement rates dropped by 35% (SocialInsider), averaging 2.65%, but it remains one of the most ROI-positive platforms for marketers. This duality highlights the critical need…
Read More
As the cheese fog settles and the calendar flips to January, many of us feel an itch—a restless desire to start afresh, reinvent ourselves, or simply shake off the cobwebs of the past year. It’s not just about resolutions (though we’ll get to those later) but something deeper: a creative reset. A chance to clear the slate, find our spark, and move forward with a little more purpose—or at least with fewer regrets about how many mince pies we devoured in December.
Read More
Colour is more than just a visual element; it’s a powerful tool influencing emotions, perceptions, and behaviours. In B2B marketing, where trust, professionalism, and clear communication are paramount, the strategic use of colour can make a significant impact on how a brand is perceived and how effectively it engages its…
Read More