Twitter Changes User’s Page

Twitter pages have gotten a bit fancier (and more Facebook-like) whether you like it or not. The original user’s Twitter page, which featured the option of a profile photo and a page background of your choosing, now features a third element added to your page’s look. Users can now add a “header” photo that surrounds their profile photo.

The short messaging blog has been doing a soft rollout the past few months of the three-element look, but on Dec. 12, it went site-wide to all users. And if you don’t choose your header “look,” Twitter will place a default gray image for you there (of course, you can change it).

Go to the settings for your account, and click on “edit profile,” then click on “change photo.” You can upload a profile photo or even take a picture (click on “take photo”) using your computer’s built-in camera. You’ll also see the option there for “Change header”, which is where you can play with the new element.

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