Thursday, January 19, 2017

What is it that we know of the new design of desktop of LinkedIn? – Merca2.0

LinkedIn presented this Thursday the redesign of its platform on desktop, which adds new features, messaging and search, an enhanced database and an interface in a simplified form, which, according to the company, makes the site easier to navigate.

The new appearance is intended to link the social network for professionals con your mobile app, which adopted a similar design last year. Has a navigation, more agile, with tabs in order to enter the various sections of the site.

The update also gives a impulse to search within the site. Now, users are able to browse profiles, jobs and companies directly from the main bar of the site search, rather than navigating to a different section of the site.

The company also plans to add new ways for users to navigate by specific topics of interest to them.

The social network you renewed your messaging, and now features a panel-type chat while the user is browsing in other sections of the site. This function is added to the recommendation of connections, which allows you to start conversations with any member of any company in which you are interested in working on.

These changes come after Microsoft bought the social network by 26 thousand 200 million dollars.

according To several analysts, the acquisition was one of the biggest mergers of technology companies of all time, because Microsoft is one of the companies profitable and has placed of new features to its founder Bill Gates as the richest man in the world.

Jeff Weiner continues as CEO of LinkedIn and will report to the CEO of Microsoft, Satya Nadella.

it Is estimated that in the world there are 2 billion 340 million users of social networks is a trend that continues to grow; however, outside of that serves to communicate the brands use these digital platforms to study the behavior of consumers.

The social networking platforms preferred by the mercadólogos globally are Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn in a 93, 76 and 67 percent, respectively, according to an estimate from Social Media Examiner.

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