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<\/p>\nFacebook has just released a significant redesign for pages on mobile, one that they say is better suited for how people actually look for info on mobile devices. <\/p>\n
“Each day, millions of people visit Facebook Pages \u2013 with almost half accessing them from their mobile phones. Today, we’ve developed a new mobile Pages layout tailored to the way people look for information on their mobile devices. It’s now easier for your customers to interact with your Page in a way that\u2019s both efficient and useful,” says Facebook.<\/p>\n
Here’s what the new pages design looks like on iOS:<\/p>\n
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You’ll immediately notice that Facebook has moved many of the action buttons to a single row on the top. This includes “like,” “check-in,” “call,” and “more.” Right below that, you’ll see a map view. That’s followed by directions, hours, and prices (if applicable). <\/p>\n
Below that, you’ll see more real estate given to star ratings and user reviews. The “write post” button has been removed from view – and been replaced by a big “write recommendation” button. It’s clear that Facebook wants you to bulk up places’ ratings and reviews, instead of simply writing something like “hey, love the place” on its Timeline. <\/p>\n
Below that, you’ll see photos from the page, scrollable from side-to-side. In all, Facebook has not only made mobile pages better looking (a generally improved aesthetic), but they’ve taken all the important information and put it front and center on the page. <\/p>\n
For page owners, there are a couple of other benefits from the redesign:<\/p>\n
\nHigher-appearing pinned posts: You can pin important posts (including Facebook Offers or videos) from your desktops.These posts are now front and center when Pages are accessed on mobile devices.<\/p>\n
Easier mobile management: You now have the ability to easily switch between public and admin views directly from your mobile Pages\/devices.<\/em><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
The mobile pages redesign is visible today on iOS and Facebook on the web. They say that it will be coming to Android devices soon. <\/p>\n
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