A designer's review on the new Twitter

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Thank you for watching this video I'm Dann Petty, a freelance designer in San Francisco, CA with past clients like Google, Medium, National Geographic, Airbnb, Nixon, and many more.

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[Christian-ltqr]

These "A designer's review" videos are awesome. Please make this a regular series!!

[garyvoigt]

These are really cool, so conversational and informative yet informal and fun. Keep it up Dann!

[Discox]

This was a great review! Love the production quality too. Great stuff all around, man. Subscribed.

[rovanedurso]

This was right on point! Good Stuff Dann. Keep them coming!

[asspatel]

This is awesome! 2:01 "let's not talk about the QR code thing" - 😂

[stuartwalker]

Your review videos are great, please keep them coming!

[DarshanGajara]

Glad that you did this review, Dann. Very much agree with you on the tweet/comment part.

[jarredmay]

awesome quality to these review videos!! just subbed

[GarrettSaxon]

I've been looking for something like this for a while now. Redesign reviews! I get excited about redesigns but never seem to find anything in depth like this. Till now, anyway. Great stuff.

[ZacheryNielson]

This is SO rad Dann! Great video and totally agree on the design. 🤘

[DragomirRalchev]

"reply" button all the way up! it just feels much more twitterish. awesome video Dann! Make more videos ;)

[yosefitche]

Cancel and back should always be on the top-left. That’s how iOS works. It’s not a big deal to move the profile photo into the compose panel, and then have the text immediately follow the photo on the same line. And the the second line, etc. would wrap around the photo.

[joshualyness]

On the tweet-writing page, put the avatar in the center, close icon on the left, tweet icon on the right :)

[JesseGardner]

Love this, man. Next review: Instagram's UI. Feels like it's gotten a lot of "bolted on" elements in the last year or so.

[ryanowalls]

I definitely prefer the old reply icon to the new speech bubble

[loyalcarlon]

100% agree with the "comment" icon being confusing. I've hated it for ages.

[samuelefabbro]

Yes. Please continue. You should also vlog again. Now you have a better storytelling experience but I liked your first attempts they were naive and true.

[kontourdesign]

Consistency is king. Thx for your thoughts.
How about a review for Spotify app?

[dennysmith]

i want editable tweets just to fix grammar mistakes if they implement it they should have ways to compel people to just keep it to grammatical errors, like if you edit it outside of a certain time limit there'll be an edited badge on the tweet (tainting it), or maybe limit the amount of characters you can change, or limit the types of characters you can add or remove, or both! limit the amount the letters you can add or remove with unlimited punctuation changes, or something like that
editing tweets would make the experience better for people (like me) who want their tweets to be grammatically correct, although it really isn't that big of a deal

[raghavagrawal]

A very polite review, "let's give em a slack and look at the bright side" vibe. Although I was fuming over the update, kinda liked the skeumorphic affordance of the tweet button. Now everything is... flat and dry. Also kinda reinforced design as prettyfying :(