Twitter’s New Font And Less Cluttered Design is Here
Twitter is updating its web and mobile applications to make them less crowded and easier to use. Twitter’s new design makes it “more accessible, distinctive and focused” on people and their content. Changes include a new typeface named Chirp. This January font family combines American Gothic and European Grotesque styles. It incorporates early woodcut examples’ handcrafted peculiarities. The social media network revealed the design updates on its Web, Android, and iOS platforms via its official Twitter Design account, which can be seen here. The interface’s colors have been tweaked to enhance contrast and decrease blue. This change is being made to draw more emphasis on the images and videos that have been submitted to the site. In addition, Twitter says it is working on increasing the color palette options accessible to users. Additionally, Twitter is releasing new buttons with a high contrast design to draw attention to the “most essential activities.” Additionally, the ‘F...