In a move that could potentially shake up the social media landscape, Instagram is testing a new home feed screen layout. This new layout is similar to the full-screen layouts on apps like TikTok and Snapchat. What does this mean for Instagram users and businesses using Instagram? Let’s take a look at some of the potential implications.

The most obvious change with this new layout is the way content is presented. On the current home screen, users see a grid of small images. With the new layout, they would see a single large image or video, taking up the whole screen. This could make for a more immersive experience when scrolling through the feed.

Another potential change is the way users interact with content. On TikTok, for example, users can browse through videos without having to stop and start each one individually. With the new Instagram layout, it’s possible that users will be able to do something similar. This could make for a smoother, more fluid experience when scrolling through content.

“I personally love the way TikTok is laid out, as each video is presented with no other distractions,” said Jennifer Kilkenny, owner of Total Social Solutions, LLC. “This could be a game-changer for Instagram advertising, as you will have the end user’s undivided attention. My hope is that this test run with Instagram’s new feed layout is successful, and I’m excited to see how this changes the advertising landscape on social media.”

Of course, it’s important to remember that this is just a test for now. There’s no guarantee that the new layout will be rolled out to all users, or that it will stick around if it is. However, it’s definitely something to keep an eye on. It could signal a shift in how Instagram presents content, and how users interact with it. Only time will tell.

You can learn more about this on TechCrunch.

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