The company could be rolling out the change soon enough

Apr 29, 2015 14:06 GMT  ·  By

It’s hard to keep track of the changes that Twitter has announced in the last few months. The microblogging site has revealed before that it’s looking into increasing the number of its active users, and it has been releasing different features which could attract more people on the platform ever since.

So another change would be nothing out of the ordinary, especially if it has to do with ways of making it easier for users to use the site.

A Re/code reporter was among the lucky few who happened to sneak a peek at how Twitter's new search layout could look like and even took some screenshots to share it with the public.

Since Twitter tends to be a little sloppy when it comes to keeping things secret before the official release, like it did with its quarterly results which were accidentally revealed earlier than planned, more users could catch a glimpse of the new design.

The change will be much appreciated

Contacted by the publication, Twitter admitted that they are in the process of experimenting with a new search results version, a much cleaner one which could help less experienced tweeters find their way around the site.

Since this is what all the changes are about, then this is an adjustment new users, in particular, might actually appreciate.

Working on its search filter and making it less cluttered might, in fact, be the best way to persuade new users into joining the platform.

The most notable changes that the new design has brought forward are the filter options which have been moved to the top of the page in the form of tabs that you can click on.

Also, the trending topics now occupy more space on the left side, given that they are now accompanied by short descriptions.

With these small improvements on the search results page, users are more likely to find what they are looking for and not get lost in loads and loads of information.

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