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The Facebook Design team just launched a public profile on Facebook. We’ll be sharing our design philosophy, processes, and content we find interesting.

What excites me the most is the opportunity to share retrospectives on past Facebook designs and the product decisions leading to our current interfaces. Publicly sharing our ideas and insights through this page is one of the first steps we’re taking to connect with the larger design community. That trend will only continue over the coming months.

I’ve been with our product design team for a year. It’s been one hell of a ride so far. We design and build the products and interfaces of Facebook, and we do so with a tiny group of ten.

We’re a pretty unique team.

Our designers write code. We’re responsible for Facebook’s user-interface library: an object-oriented extensible PHP library that renders the bulk of Facebook’s front-end. We write Javascript renderers for Chat and async endpoints for friend collection dialogs.

We move fast. We stay with a project for it’s entire development process, so we have no communication gaps to slow us down. That means we ship products in half the time and with half the resources needed by others.

We sweat the details more than any team I’ve ever been a part of — down to correcting a single pixel in the upper left of our search typeahead and applying the subtlest shading and detail on our icons.

We take a product from an idea to a launch before an audience of hundreds of millions. We’re modest enough to learn from our mistakes and have vision enough to make the right product decisions when faced with criticism. I’m proud and humbled to be a part of this team.

The Facebook Design page also includes updates from our communication designers, our user interface engineers, and our user experience research team. Check it out at facebook.com/design.

Huge respect to Ben Barry, likely the most talented designer I’ve ever met, who beautifully illustrated Facebook Design’s seal.

 

1. Dan June 29th at 5:57 pm

   Looks great Rob. Is there any way I can get the full feed in my Feverº?

2. June 30th at 12:15 am

   Dan,
   Facebook doesn’t currently have RSS on public listings. We have an stream API that might be possible to pipe into RSS: http://wiki.developers.facebook.com/index.php/Using_the_Open_Stream_API

   I’ll let you know if we release an easier way to subscribe to public profiles from outside of Facebook.

3. JoshuaNTaylor July 7th at 12:33 pm

   This looks great. I look forward to hearing some of your thoughts about why certain UI decisions are made.
   And props for designers writing code. Lots of designers do it…. very few do it well.

4. söve July 17th at 1:43 pm

   This looks great.

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   Love your design

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9. d?? cephe September 9th at 11:48 am

   Great design.

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    I look forward to hearing some of your thoughts about why certain UI decisions are made.

11. söve September 21st at 2:06 pm

    Thanks a lot.

 

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