( Cross Posted From The WordPress Blog )
Here at WordPress.com they care about making things look good. Automattic, Inc., their parent company, invests heavily in design: every engineering team has a full-time designer. They know making things look and feel great is important and they love making things people love to use.
Here at WordPress.com they care about making things look good. Automattic, Inc., their parent company, invests heavily in design: every engineering team has a full-time designer. They know making things look and feel great is important and they love making things people love to use.
Over the last few weeks they’ve studied the most popular features people add to their blogs. Things like Sharing, Likes and Ratings. Previously when you turned them on it made your blog look cluttered, defeating the purpose of the features themselves. This made us sad.
After much research, prototyping and testing by Beau and Hugo, they’ve released a simplified, more attractive design. These features now appear as friends, lining up in orderly columns, sharing attractive styles and working together to get you the activity from your visitors you want to have.
You may notice the designs for individual buttons have changed. One specific difference is now the ‘smart button’ setting is now global (renamed “Official Buttons”) and not per button. If you had mixed buttons before, you’ll now have them unified. This was a necessary trade off to make the larger design changes possible.
They think you and your visitors will appreciate this new design. If you haven’t used features like Sharing before, now is a great time to turn them on.
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