Facebook Redesigns their Redesign
Facebook announced today that it is addressing the criticisms received from 1 million of their 200 million subscribers to the new Facebook design. Read this article on the changes HERE.
The thing I find interesting is the speed of reaction. This is a redesign of a design that had recently been redesigned. I don’t remember when the latest changes were made, but it hasn’t been long. Facebook is obviously an “in the NOW” organization, fully capable of making major changes to its product at the pulse of its customer’s wishes. Has there even been a faster response rate by a company that wasn’t caused by some crisis situation?
It makes me think of a few questions:
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Is the speed of change and adapting to customer demands seen by Facebook going to force other companies or organizations to be equally as fast to respond?
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Will there ever be a Facebook design that satisfies everyone? What if 1 million complain when the next changes are revealed?
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Obviously 1 million people are a lot of people, but out of 200 million subscribers, that’s half of 1%. Is that enough to cause a company to react in this way?
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Did you like the new Facebook design?
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