Facebook upgraded its site.
The Facebook site you keep in mind will quickly end up being a distant memory.
The world’s biggest social media, which likewise upgraded its mobile app, revealed a make over Tuesday for desktop that’s anticipated to be launched in the next couple of months.
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Overall, the website looks more minimalist than the current version and includes more white space. The top of the website is no longer dark blue. Instead, it’s white and includes light grey icons for your News Feed, Facebook Messenger, notifications, the social network’s video hub Watch, Marketplace and groups.
Facebook’s logo, which used to be an f within a blue or white square, is also different. The letter f is now in a brighter and lighter blue circle.
Facebook’s Stories, a feature that allows you to post photos and videos that disappear within 24 hours, is no longer on the right side of the page and represented by circles. Instead, they’re featured in the middle and represented by rectangles like on Facebook’s mobile app. Â
The website used to have a fourth column that displayed all your contacts for Facebook Messenger. Now there are three columns on the site but your contacts are displayed under suggested groups.
Facebook revealed the new design at its F8 developers conference, which starts today and ends Wednesday.
