LinkedIn's redesigned website isn't a cluttered mess anymore<article>
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<p>LinkedIn’s desktop interface is getting a fresh coat of paint. The professional social network unveiled Thursday the largest overhaul to the desktop version of its website since the service launched.</p><p>The redesign is all about bringing changes from the company’s mobile app to its desktop experience, according to Chris Pruitt, LinkedIn’s director of engineering. Users will see a redesigned feed, tweaked profiles, new messaging capabilities and a revamped search box.</p><figure class="large">
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<p>The company wants to unify the experience of using its desktop and mobile products, something that Pruett said LinkedIn’s most engaged users have been clamoring for. What’s more, the changes should make the product more useful and less cluttered.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/3159203/software-social/linkedin-overhauls-its-desktop-website.html#jump">To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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LinkedIn's redesigned website isn't a cluttered mess anymore
