Re-design redesign

The core of a website is its function and content, and design determines how these functions and content are organized and displayed.

It is challenging to redesign a successful web site--to reconstruct its organization and presentation. There are designers who like to face the difficulties and try to design the famous websites of Facebook and Google. They usually have two ideas, one is to dig up the existing problems and then improve, the second is to put forward the idea of complete innovation.

The following collection of finishing + translation of some of the designer's conceptual design results, which have advantages and disadvantages, and some of the interaction to brighten the eyes, and some good visual performance, some lack the possibility of implementation, hope that these design and design ideas can give you some inspiration.

Facebook

Facebook is the famous social networking service website, which was launched on February 4, 2004. By July 2010, Facebook had more than 600 million active users.

Concept design one: Facebook facelift

Designer: Barton Smith

This project, completed in 2009, was completed by designer Barton Smith, designed to challenge Facebook's original form and function. The whole design uses black and white gray +FB brand color blue dot, appear clean elegant, professional mature.

Home some features:

1. Publishing tool bar: The placement of the toolbar is fixed, so that users can publish content on any page, avoid unnecessary operation.

2. Two ways to filter the flow of information: the content provider or content type can be filtered.

3. Two forms of feed presentation are available: Compact and full mode.

4. Real-time feed: Live feeds are fixed at the bottom of the page, scrolling to show the latest updates of friends, when the mouse is launched. Avoids the problem that the g+ real-time feed causes the whole page to bounce.

The layout of the photo feed is neat and clear. The personal homepage is more seamlessly integrated into the site, and the home page layout is unified.