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LEAKED: Details of the Facebook Home Page Redesign [Screenshots]

Posted by admin | Posted in social networking | Posted on 19-10-2009

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A few weeks ago, we caught wind that Facebook was testing a new homepage design. Screenshots revealed a few interesting changes, such as a decrease in size for the Facebook Publisher box and a new, Friendfeed-like “Top News” filter for the news feed.

Yet that’s all of the details we could discern from the screenshots. We didn’t know when it would launch, the philosophy behind the changes, or its impact on advertising. But now, thanks to one of our readers, we have an exclusive inside look into the new home page, engagement ads, and more. Below, we provide a detailed explanation of the new Facebook home page, as well as the document sent to brand advertisers.

Changes to the Home Page

In this four page document, Facebook outlines the benefits of the redesign to advertisers who will clearly be affected. First, Facebook states its goal for the new homepage: “simplifying the user experience on the home page by introducing Top News and Recent Activity streams.”

via http://mashable.com/2009/10/19/revealed-new-facebook-design/

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