designbump

I have recently noticed that twitter have a new brand to go with it’s home page.

In my opinion they seem to be going in the right direction. They no longer have a simple stock shot to represent it’s almost ‘cult’ following, it now has it’s own voice, ’so to say’. The new twitter bird is quirky and cool and sits well on the beautifully designed background, it is a fun and engaging homepage that suits the masses of the different backgrounds we all have on our own profiles.

Having a unique theme and adding personal touches to your blog is by no means a necessity, but it can really enhance and enable your site to stand out more among the blogosphere’s branded band of bloggers. Just like with any aspect of your brand, you want people to immediately make that association with you and your blog.

If you use Twitter, you probably already have tried to customize your account and make it nicer. After all, our Twitter account is our face on Twitter so you need to look as pretty as you can.
But finding a nice background or making the colors match isn’t always the easiest job, so here are the 10 best sites that help you along the way.

Twitter is a website that is succeeded in micro-blogging (blogging very short messages). Logging into the Twitter homepage user can type ‘’tweets’’ or short messages up to 140 symbols and send it out by clicking ‘’update’’. Everyone who is online and in your network can instantly see