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New Twitter's Profile Page Design is Available for All

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Twitter's New Web Profiles Rolling Out for Everyone

Twitter's new web profiles is rolling out to all users

Today (Tuesday, April 22, 2014), twitter is rolling out new web profile design to all of it's users. To get the new profile click here. You will be redirected to your login page, if you are not signed in to your Twitter profile. If your are signed in, you will be taken to the new design. Twitter will guide you to update your profile photo and add your own image to create bigger, more beautiful profile header. You can also make yourself heard by pining one of your Tweets to the top of your profile page for everyone to see. This can be done by clicking three dots ... in you Tweets. When clicked, you get the 1st option to Embed Tweet, and the 2nd option to Pin to your profile page. Click on the second option and you will be warned that it will replace any previously pinned Tweet. If you want to move ahead, click Pin, if not click Cancel. Once you clicked on Pin, your Tweet will be pinned at the top of your profile page.

Pin Tweet to Profile Page

According to Twitter post, here's what’s new about the web profile:
  • Best Tweets: Tweets that have received more engagement will appear slightly larger, so your best content is easy to find.
  • Pinned Tweet: Pin one of your Tweets to the top of your page, so it’s easy for your followers to see what you’re all about.
  • Filtered Tweets: Now you can choose which timeline to view when checking out other profiles. Select from these options: Tweets, Tweets with photos/videos, or Tweets and replies.
The new design looks quite similar to that of Facebook layout. This shows the future intention of Twitter. First create more visible spaces. Then use those spaces for advertisement.

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