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This is the first major redesign in 10 years, I'd say they aren't doing it just to look hip. Additionally from the few screenshots I have seen, it doesn't look
by giarc 9y ago
This is the first major redesign in 10 years, I'd say they aren't doing it just to look hip. Additionally from the few screenshots I have seen, it doesn't look like even the most casual of users will have to re-learn everything.
I agree with your argument that redesigns should have a purpose, but I disagree that the argument can be applied here.
- taurath 9y agoThey weren't doing it for 10 years because they were terrified of becoming digg and giving users a major gripe. They're already inserting a lot more ads into the feeds, so they're on pretty shaky ground.
- Retroity 9y agoLast I checked reddit's reasoning for the redesign was that their current codebase was difficult to work with due to "the lack of separation of the frontend and backend code"