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Facebook has announced changes to how brands can use the platform, including replacing the standard page design with a new timeline format by March 31st. The timeline focuses more on visual content like video and images in the large cover photo. It also limits the use of custom tabs as landing pages and allows promoted posts as new types of premium ads. Brands will need to adapt their strategies to create more engaging content for the timeline in order to effectively acquire and engage fans under the new changes.
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The document outlines various design projects including developing a visual identity and rebranding a health application called eCare, redeveloping its website to match the new identity, designing print and digital brochures for it, and developing online interfaces. It also lists developing logos and identities for other clients in different industries as well as magazine layout, DVD menus, and 3D animation work.
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Facebook has overhauled brand pages to more closely resemble user profiles and allow brands to better communicate and engage with users throughout Facebook. Key changes include allowing brands to monitor and respond to comments about their brand on any page, giving brands more control over moderation through a blocklist and profanity filter, and notifying brands of new likes and comments on their page. While these changes give brands more opportunities to interact with users, it also means that brands must develop clear social media engagement guidelines to avoid potential problems from interacting across Facebook.
The document summarizes Christopher Schmitt's presentation at RWD Summit 2014 on adaptive images in responsive web design. It discusses using feature testing over browser sniffing to determine screen resolution and bandwidth. It presents techniques like srcset, picture, and JavaScript solutions to serve appropriately sized images. It also covers workarounds like background-size, SVG, and font-based solutions when native techniques are not supported. The focus is on building responsive images that scale with the device and load quickly.
This document describes social connections and relationships through a story example. It tells of how a flying superhero found a lost guitar in a river, which turned out to belong to a musician named Mr. P. This created a connection between the two. The document then explains how all real connections have a historical path that brings individuals and situations together through a series of events and frameworks. It emphasizes that the strength of relationships depends on how directly connected two entities are through their shared experiences.
Facebook has announced changes to how brands can use the platform, including replacing the standard page design with a new timeline format by March 31st. The timeline focuses more on visual content like video and images in the large cover photo. It also limits the use of custom tabs as landing pages and allows promoted posts as new types of premium ads. Brands will need to adapt their strategies to create more engaging content for the timeline in order to effectively acquire and engage fans under the new changes.
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But no fear, soon Facebook will begin rolling out a new page format that will convert its confusing, two-column Timeline to one main column for posts and a smaller left-hand column for page information, photos, videos, reviews, apps and on-page engagement.
The new format will go live to the public April 7, 2014, which will make viewing branded content astronomically easier. Marketers, if you want to get the ball rolling before this, you will be able to view the new format on March 24.
Perks of the new format include larger and wider posts, a repositioned profile picture and page name/category, the ability for administrators to view analytics, easy access information about the business and app icons.
This document discusses social sharing tools and Facebook analytics. It provides information on different types of data available in Facebook Insights including page views, likes, interactions, and user demographics. It also discusses how to claim domain insights and integrate the "Like" button on websites. The document notes that user privacy concerns may lead to less measurable interaction with brand pages on Facebook if users do not want to give permission for continuous posting.
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1) A redesign of MSN's "My MSN" portal website. The goal was to update the look and improve usability. Wireframes and mockups were created and modules were developed.
2) Redesigning the signup process for Microsoft Online Services trials. The original process took over 70 clicks to complete. The redesign simplified the process and provided immediate access to services.
Facebook has launched new Facebook brand timelines for all brand pages that will affect how consumers interact with brands. The new timeline design features a prominent cover photo and gives brands more control over visual content on their page through options like pinning posts. It also allows brands to share their history through milestones and to conduct private conversations with fans. While the redesign prioritizes a brand's visual identity and story, it also displays more page analytics and shifts the focus to a user's friends' interactions with that brand.
The document summarizes key changes to Facebook pages for brands announced in February 2011, including a redesign of the page layout, new administrative functions, expanded moderation tools, and technical updates. Brands must explore the new layout features, test administrative settings, decide on moderation strategies, and evaluate technical changes to understand how these updates impact their communication strategies on Facebook. The changes aim to provide more functionality and control for brands managing their Facebook presence.
Facebook is updating all profiles and pages to a new "Timeline" layout that presents posts in a chronological sequence telling the "life story" of the page. Pages must be republished to not disappear, which involves configuration changes and creating a front page "profile" with a Cover Photo and Profile Picture linking to the main page. The document recommends hiring their services to help publish pages in the new Timeline format and take advantage of the wider 810 pixel canvas, offering template-based pages and profiles with cover photos and video placeholders.
This document provides tips for brands on using the new Facebook Timeline format. It discusses visual changes like the larger cover photo and profile picture sizes. It also covers optimizing the timeline by pinning posts, prioritizing content, and focusing on visual posts. The document notes that custom applications will have a smaller presence and the interface is now focused on telling a brand's story through curated content on the timeline. It emphasizes that engaging posts in the news feed remain important for generating awareness.
The document discusses how brands can leverage recent changes to Facebook Pages to better socialize their presence and engage fans. It provides suggestions on using the new features like the stream, tabs, applications, photos, videos, events and more to interact with fans and promote content in a social, engaging manner. The goal is for brands to participate as members of the Facebook community rather than just passive spectators.
The document summarizes the key features of the WebMe content management system, including automated templates, style sheets, easily editable content, scalable feature sets, and administration area functionality like pages, templates, forms, news pages, image galleries, and panels.
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The document provides an overview of Metro Interactive's global presence and strategic plans for its website platform. It discusses traffic numbers across different countries and regions. It also outlines principles like building a common technology platform, maximizing synergies between websites and newspapers, and supplementing core news with local and specialized content. Key elements of the "Website in a Box" platform are described, including features, modules, and successful examples like Publimetro Mexico. Future plans include expanding to new countries and improving content sharing and integration across sites.
1) Facebook introduced Timeline for brand Pages and changes to its premium ad format, representing another milestone.
2) With Timeline, brands' Pages will default to the Timeline rather than a tab, requiring paid media to promote tabs/content. Ads will also appear directly in users' NewsFeeds, increasing competition.
3) Timeline for Pages brings new opportunities for brands to engage fans, including greater content control and new navigation features, requiring brands to rethink their strategies.
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The document summarizes recent changes Facebook made to its Facebook Pages product in February 2011. Some key changes included moving tabs to the left side and allowing tabs to use iFrames, prominently displaying the five most recent photos posted to the page at the top, allowing targeted posts based on location and language, and giving administrators new tools like profanity blocking and email notifications. The changes were aimed at making pages more customizable and useful for businesses.
Modern SharePoint sites offer new Team and Communication sites; site themes and designs; new and updated web parts; enhanced lists and libraries; hub sites; integration with Flow, PowerApps, and Power BI; and much more.
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well as administrators to find what they are looking for on a
Page more easily.
Key information will now gain more visibility regardless of the
screen resolution.
6. A new design for Pages: what are the real changes?
The cover picture has slightly moved
Current Version New Version
+35px
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Current Version New Version
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The action buttons have changed too
Current Version New Version
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A new shadow appears over the cover
Current Version New Version
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Reorganisation of the information
on Pages
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Info Post
Current organisation New Organisation
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the engagement on your
competitors’ pages.
Where benchmarks of certain
third party tools are based on
public data and on
incomplete Pages figures
(Likes, Shares and
Comments), figures now
shared by Facebook include
all forms of
engagement, including clicks
on pictures, videos and links.
.
Creation of a new feature: “Pages to Watch”
15. A new design for Pages: what are the real changes?
An improved focus on images
16. A new design for Pages: what are the real changes?
Pictures are now brought forward on the Newsfeed
410px
vs
511px
17. A new design for Pages: what are the real changes?
Less visibility for tabs… but more
proximity with the Newsfeed
18. A new design for Pages: what are the real changes?
Tab pictures are now removed from the header
Current Version New Version
19. A new design for Pages: what are the real changes?
3 static tabs
appear
As well as 2 customisable
tabs, with text only
The remaining tabs
appear in the « More »
section
20. A new design for Pages: what are the real changes?
A whole new area for
app pictures
21. A new design for Pages: what are the real changes?
Tab Applications
The page header now
remains on screen after apps
are launched
22. A new design for Pages: what are the real changes?
How important are the
consequences of this new
design?
23. A new design for Pages: what are the real changes?
No need to be afraid as the importance of changes brought
to the design of Facebook pages should be nuanced: Pages
are very rarely visited by users.
They mostly spend time on their newsfeed, and from
there, visit potential applications by clicking on a friend’s
publication, or by clicking on a brand message, be it organic
or boosted.
24. A new design for Pages: what are the real changes?
This recast is currently being deployed and is not
available to everyone yet.
Furthermore, it is important to note that these are
purely cosmetic changes which do not affect the organic
reach of publications, in the way of publishing content:
these two aspects remain fully independent.
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