Ed. note: This belongs to our blog series on the genesis and thinking behind the design of LinkedIn’s features. Check out similar posts here.
A month ago we launched our Groups Statistics dashboard to help our users learn more about LinkedIn Groups. In today’s post, I’ll delve into a few of the design decisions that made the product what it is today.
This belongs to our blog series on the genesis and thinking behind the design of LinkedIn’s features. Check out similar posts here. – Ed.
Two months ago we launched a brand new LinkedIn Mobile experience, and the response has been amazing. Given that we totally re-imagined the design of our app, we thought it would be interesting to look back and share some of the thinking that shaped the final product.
Over the past years, we have shared with our members ways to manage the right levels of privacy and security on LinkedIn. Since then, we’ve heard loud and clear that you’d like for a simpler way to manage your account and settings page.
Starting today, we’re launching a simplified LinkedIn Account and Settings dashboard to help you navigate and find the right settings faster.
Towards the end of last year, my colleague Esteban announced the full roll out of our latest people search tool – “Faceted Search”. I’d like to give you an inside look at the process, principles, and decisions that went into designing that feature. Our overall goal was to create an inspiring and engaging experience on LinkedIn for finding people you already know, as well as discovering others you may find helpful.
