Instagram Website Gets Revamped Design
Instagram chief Adam Mosseri today announced several new features that are coming to the social network, including an overhauled website. Instagram is debuting a new Instagram.com design, as many users take advantage of Instagram on the web for multitasking purposes.
The updated design is described as cleaner, faster, and easier to use, with a layout that has been designed to take advantage of larger screened monitors. Mosseri said that Instagram is aiming to make the website "as great of an experience as possible."
Instagram today also announced the addition of scheduled posts, a feature that is aimed at creators but available to all users. With the new option, Instagram users can schedule a post up to 75 days in advance.
Instagram can be downloaded from the App Store for free, or accessed on the web through Instagram.com.
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