The recent redesign of the Snapchat app has been met with criticism from users. As with most social media companies, the redesign brought about some backlash from users. Many fans have urged Snapchat to reverse the changes and bring back the old app. But why did Snapchat do this? And how can this redesign avoid the backlash? This article explores the controversies surrounding Snapchat and its redesign. This article explains how Snapchat has attempted to mitigate the backlash by making minor changes to the app.
While Snapchat is trying to improve the app, there is no denying the thorny issue of user-generated content. Many users have complained that the new app makes it harder to find the content they’re looking for. While this change may have been intended to appeal to brand managers, it has also sparked some backlash from users. In response, the company has said it is testing a new interface that will bring together user-generated content and branded content.
The revamped Snapchat app features a new layout that features the most recent content shared by friends, publishers, and celebrities. The new layout features a separate page for friends, which some users have complained about. However, users also have complained that their favorite content is pushed to the top of the page and that their friends are less visible than they used to be. While it may have made the app more attractive to millennials, it also caused some backlash among older users.
