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Twitter unveiled some design tweaks Wednesday with the aim of making its platform “more accessible, unique and focused on you and what you’re talking about.”
The Chirp font the social network initially discussed in January is now being rolled out.
Twitter’s color palette was updated to be more high contrast and less blue, which the social network said was done to draw more attention to the photos and videos shared by its community. The social network said new colors will be added soon.
Its buttons were tweaked to be more high contrast, as well.
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