![]() ![]() ![]() Profile: The page has been simplified and refreshed to match the other logged out experiences and an overflow menu has been added to the profile card to organize actions like “send message”, “report” user, and “add to custom feed” in one place. ![]() Mods will have the ability to customize their communities for logged in users. However, we recognize that community styling is an important part of Reddit communities. Custom community styling is not available for the logged out experience at this stage. The community banner has been relocated to the top right of the page so that visitors can easily locate your community’s content. ![]() Post units within the community feed have been refreshed to match with the home feeds. (On smaller devices (like mobile) you can find the same content under the post.)Ĭommunity page: Just like on the Comments page – the right sidebar has been updated to scroll independently, providing consistent context and access to community info (about, menu, rules, etc.) for users while they browse the feed. The right sidebar also scrolls independently, to ensure redditors don’t lose their place. The size of post titles has increased in size and images and videos will now have an inset within the post for a cleaner looking post unit and less wasted vertical space.Ĭomments page: On larger devices the content in the right sidebar has been updated to show related posts which helps folks understand what else they can find on Reddit. Post units have been refreshed – unused space within and between post units is reduced to highlight the content in your feeds. The desktop home feed features a sticky sidebar on the right showcasing Reddit’s popular communities. We’ve simplified the post units and layout to make scanning for relevant results effortless, and completely modernized the mobile experience to prioritize posts.įeeds: The feeds all have a similar look and feel and the Popular feed will now include six trending post units (an increase from four slots) at the top of the page on desktop to keep you looped in on what’s happening around the world. Search: Redditors can more easily find relevant content with a simpler, consistent, and more intuitive search results page. Performance: The new logged out web experience is more than twice as fast as our previous web platforms - which means Redditors can get directly to the content they came for – instead of waiting… and waiting for the page to load. With these people in mind, we’ve made some changes to the logged out experience: While some people in this group know Reddit and are seeking it out specifically, many others visit Reddit infrequently or are just finding it for the first time. These people are often looking for community-verified content on their mobile, tablet or desktop devices. To set some context: Many of Reddit’s logged out visitors find us from external search engines. This year we’ve been focused on updating the logged out web experience to make it easier for redditors to connect with relevant communities and conversations. I’m u/whizlogic, a product lead at Reddit focused on the performance, stability, and quality of our web platforms, and today I’m sharing an update from our earlier post on improving the web experience. This experience is now available to everyone globally on desktop and mobile web. TL DR we’ve made improvements to to deliver a more consistent, reliable, and fast web experience for people not logged in. ![]()
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