LinkedIn is moving to a significant phase in its extensive renewal process, which began after Microsoft purchased $ 26.2 billion in July. Renewing the design from the ground up, LinkedIn's advanced search features will be available in the coming weeks with the desktop version being refreshed with proactive suggestions.

Announcing the development today with a written statement from its official blog on January 19th, Linkedin says it aims to bring new design, messaging and content to the heart of the platform. Searches from LinkedIn, which makes significant improvements to the search side for this, include results such as job postings, contacts, groups in LinkedIn, as well as shared content. Almost all the features of LinkedIn, simplifying the design in general, are made easier in the new interface. Searches help the user in a more predictable way.

In redesigned LinkedIn, you can navigate in seven main categories: home page, messaging, notifications, job postings, profile, professional network and search. Apart from these, for example, to go to a field like LinkedIn Learning, click on the "More" icon is enough.

Prioritizing messaging with the new design, LinkedIn shows a potential link to communicate with you every step of the way. LinkedIn, which carries messages in a fixed pop-up window that opens in the corner of the message box, eventually brings this feature up-to-date.

LinkedIn aims to improve important parameters such as when users interact with and experience LinkedIn, and it's starting to offer you better suggestions to improve your profile. It is also useful to remember that these proposals contain critical information for an important segment, such as talent hunters who use LinkedIn for mostly.

With the new design, LinkedIn's main problems, which are often complained to by users, seem to have been partially resolved, but we must not expect the design to be available in the next few weeks to arrive at a definitive judgment.