Instagram will be testing new features and changes to the look of your profile throughout November and December.
In one publishing on his blog, Instagram said the grid that displays your photos and videos won't change at all, but the icons above the network they can be changed to words (like grid, posts, IGTV, tags or grid, posts, IGTV, tagged).
Η picture of your profile can be moved to the right corner by compressing the username to go in a larger font, at the top of the page. It looks like followers and followings will be less of a priority than before and that the number of posts you've made will no longer count.
A parallel button “Follow” and “Message” can be tested on profile pages, with even more options for business pages such as “Order frommovements” (Start Order).
The blog states that the people behind Instagram will experience these changes in phases and in different combinations, in the Instagram community, in the coming weeks. And they will be waiting for your respective comments on these changes.
This is one of the mildest updates Instagram has made in recent months, as co-founders Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger resigned in September and former Facebook chief Adam Mosseri took over as vice president.
In October and November alone, the platform announced a new daily dashboard called "Your Activity," three new shopping features, and a new "nametag" feature reminiscent of Snapchat's Snap Codes.
