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Se avete effettuato l’aggiornamento al nuovo profilo Facebook, probabilmente vi sarete già accorti delle tante novità. Invece, se non l’avete ancora fatto perché desiderate conoscere in anticipo quali saranno i cambiamenti prima di procedere, sappiate che il nuovo layout è decisamente più bello e funzionale.

Adesso la pagina dei profili ha un layout molto più simile a un blog che a un social network, facendo sembrare la bacheca molto più ordinata, e migliorandone così l’aspetto estetico.

Nella parte superiore del profilo che fa da intestazione sono riassunte le vostre informazioni ed attività più recenti: dove vivete, dove siete nati, la vostra età, il lavoro attuale e le scuole che avete frequentato. Di seguito trovate le ultime cinque foto in cui siete taggato. Se volete nascondere una o più foto, è sufficiente passarci sopra con il mouse e cliccarla. Più sotto c’è la classica bacheca con gli aggiornamenti di stato, i links, ecc.

Alla vostra sinistra trovate un comodo menu di navigazione che permette di spostarvi dalla bacheca alla pagina delle informazioni, delle foto, delle note, e così via. Più sotto trovate il riquadro degli amici. Alla vostra destra invece c’è l’elenco dei poke e, purtroppo, i banner pubblicitari di Facebook.

Insomma, l’interfaccia di Facebook adesso si avvicina molto ai layout dei blog a tre colonne, quasi a voler significare che i social network stanno rapidamente sostituendosi alle piattaforme web più tradizionali per la comunicazione. Personalmente, trovo la nuova grafica molto piacevole, e apprezzo soprattutto la scomparsa del campo di aggiornamento di status, che ora si può richiamare semplicemente cliccando sul link “status” sotto le info principali.

E’ possibile aggiornare Facebook al nuovo profilo cliccando qui. La procedura guidata è molto semplice, e vi aiuterà a compilare meglio le informazioni personali e i vostri interessi (musica, libri, sport, e così via). E per una volta non dovrete preoccuparvi della vostra privacy, perché, con il passaggio al nuovo profilo, le vostre impostazioni non verranno modificate.

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