LinkedIn formally introduces redesigned homepage LinkedIn formally introduced its redesigned home page Monday after news of the new design broke last week. LinkedIn / July 16, 2012 July 17, 2012, 7:00 a.m. After being beaten to the punch by news reports last week, LinkedIn formally introduced its home page redesign Monday. The professional social network's look has been built to give users a simpler way to navigate the homepage and access the most relevant information. LinkedIn announced the change on its blog, saying the redesign brings users the most relevant updates more easily. The company also said its update stream has been revamped to make it easier to view, going toward a view that pushes you fresh content without you having to refresh the feed. The change comes shortly after LinkedIn stopped displaying its users' tweets from Twitter, doing away with much of the content on LinkedIn due to policy changes at Twitter. After that news broke in late June, the company began testing the new look on random users in early July and news of the fresh redesign came out last week. The company said not all users will receive the redesigned home page right away, including myself, but the changes will roll out to users over time. The company also did not say whether the rest of the site would be getting an overhaul. "We're always looking for new ways to make the Homepage experience better, more efficient and a place where you can come everyday to get what you need to be productive and successful," the company said in the blog post. This is just the beginning of many more exciting, new features we plan to bring to the Homepage to offer more customization and functionality this year.