Facebook has rolled out a major redesign across its Feed, Search, and Navigation systems, aiming to make content discovery faster, cleaner, and more intuitive for users worldwide. The update focuses on reducing clutter, improving engagement tools, and creating a more visual browsing experience that aligns with modern content consumption habits.
The revamped Feed now displays multiple photos in a neat grid layout, making posts easier to view and interact with. Users can also like images with a simple double-tap gesture, while a new full-screen viewer allows photos and videos to be explored without distraction. Facebook says this change is designed to help people engage more deeply with posts they care about.
Search has also been strengthened with a grid-style results page that supports all content types, from text posts to videos. A new immersive viewer lets users scroll through results seamlessly, enabling deeper exploration of topics, interests, and creators.
Navigation is getting simplified with a refreshed bottom bar that highlights frequently used sections such as Home, Reels, Friends, Marketplace, and Profile. The menu and notification layout have been cleaned up as well, making everyday usage more straightforward.
With these updates, Facebook aims to modernize the user experience and help people discover content, communities, and connections more effortlessly than before.
