The CEO of Pinterest, Ben Silbermann, has announced that the popular social media site will be releasing a redesigned profile page for users. The new profile will aim to increase the customization available to users. Pinterest doesn’t want to fall into the Facebook mold of a uniform profile page. One of the main goals of the new profile design is to increase the ability to find other like-minded individuals on the service. Finding photos and videos that interest you will be easier than ever before thanks to the redesign.
The CEO of Pinterest, Ben Silbermann, has announced that the popular social media site will be releasing a redesigned profile page for users. The new profile will aim to increase the customization available to users. Pinterest doesn’t want to fall into the Facebook mold of a uniform profile page. One of the main goals of the new profile design is to increase the ability to find other like-minded individuals on the service. Finding photos and videos that interest you will be easier than ever before thanks to the redesign.
This profile redesign is not the only new change to be expected on Pinterest. Users will soon be able to pin more kinds of things, such as videos from Hulu. An iPad app is also currently being produced, which is sure to drive even more users to the rapidly growing social media site.
All of these changes are welcome additions to Pinterest, but they need to be careful that these changes don’t change what drove users to the service in the first place. The simplicity of finding a photo or video you like and “pinning” it is perfect. Too many alterations too fast can create a backlash. The changes Pinterest has announced so far seem to be for the better, but they better remember to keep it simple and keep the people happy.
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