Google News Redesign Concept by George Kvasnikov Check out my portfolio here: http://behance.net/gkvasnikov

A really long time ago, I was bored and I like to design random stuff whenever boredom kicks in so I re-designed Twitter's dashboard which can be found here: http://forrst.com/posts/Twitter_Redesign-r9y . Now, 2 years passed by and over the years I've learned more and gained more experience so I decided to re-design Twitter again one more time. Yes, I was bored. So here it is.

This time I designed Twitter with the idea of creating a wide dashboard that displays everything and be able to quickly access the things you want. The previews you see only shows the design in it's wide-est form and of course if it was ever coded it will be responsive and will do it's magic. Even though I wanted to design a mobile/responsive version I got caught up with client-work and such I did not have enough time to put more work into this little project.

On Behance: http://www.behance.net/gallery/Twitter-Redesign/9654225

On Forrst: http://forrst.com/posts/Twitter_Redesign_2013-GSD

I gotta say, the design of the New MySpace is pretty awesome. Are they gonna make a comeback? Not what they used to be, but they might be able to solidify their place in the new space they have found as a place for music artists to host/share their content.

Vimeo has just announced its first major redesign since 2007. Vimeo’s new video page is awesome; the main focus is entirely on video, placing the details below the player and out of the way.

New Content Browser. At the top of any video page you’ll notice a transparent “More Videos” banner. From this top bar, users can scroll across related videos, access their own feed, see recently viewed videos and browse their Watch Later queue.

Redesigned Inbox. The logged-in homepage has a lot clearer purpose now. There's a new “Discover” area that focuses on new and interesting videos hand-picked from the community.

Read about all of Vimeo's new features on vimeo.com/new.

Twitter has introduced a new redesign of Twitter.com with a two-pane format. The first pane is the single pane from today's Twitter - the timeline. In the second pane, the "details pane", users will see additional info related to the author or subject of a tweet, when clicked. This pane will also display things like @replies, other tweets from that user, maps, videos, photos, etc.

Twitter has partnered with DeviantArt, Etsy, Flickr, Justin.TV, Kiva, Photozou, TwitPic, Twitvid, USTREAM, Vimeo, Yfrog, YouTube, and many others to bring link's content right into the site.