Twitter been playing with different types of layouts for quite a while now, including putting labels on conversation threads. Just this February, it rolled out a threaded layout similar to this ...

In a change to Twitter's iOS app last week, the distinction between original tweets and replies are now more clearly delineated using a mixture of indentation and vertical and horizontal lines.

The column-based design of Twitter also seems to have been replicated by Threads, with users scrolling vertically through the app to view what others are posting.

Threads, Meta's Twitter-like Instagram spinoff app, is exploring a new, more engaging look on web browsers that shows multiple columns of pages or feeds next to each other.Meta started testing the ...

Twitter is testing new features to organize long threads of conversation on the social-networking website and testing prompts to revise replies to tweets that are considered harmful.

During my cursory spin on Threads, the only thing that surprised me was the clunkiness of the layout, as if Instagram—birthplace of capital-A aesthetics—couldn’t figure out how to work with ...

Reverse engineer Jane Manchun Wong spotted the new layout last month, and noted that a tweet will expand after you click on it in order to give users an easy way to post a reply.. Twitter is known for ...

Your conversations are the of Twitter, so we’re testing ways to make them easier to read and follow. Some of you on iOS and web will see a new layout for replies with lines and indentations that ...