I started preferring a timed stints approach of allowing myself access for short periods of time during the day. I also found as my twitter activity grew I found the multi column approach with dynamically updating feed that Tweetdeck offers too much to take in. I believe the tables are starting to turn now twitter is both stable and improving its experience all the time. For such a long time it was the service rather than the interface that was the appeal, allowing the 3rd party clients market to thrive. I always used to use 3rd party apps (mostly Tweetdeck) to access twitter but found myself of late gravitating more towards the web interface as it has gradually improved. At work I use the web UI, on the go I use mobile app, and at home I use the iPad app. I (as I imagine most users do) use a collection of interfaces to access twitter throughout the day and week. As brilliant as twitter is, I hope to highlight how it could be made better and would hope to see some of these features being released over the course of the next few years. Jump to the top of a column with a quick tap of the iPhone status bar.Following the recent Twitter web UI redesign across all its platforms ( new twitter GUI PSD resource we created available to download for free) I thought it a good time to look back and reflect on the still annoying interface niggles & inconsistencies that inhibit an ideal user experience across the board by providing a twitter iOS app and web UI review. Login with your TweetDeck account to speed through the setup process, or just provide a Twitter or Facebook account and get started. Clean & clear compose window features image uploading, geo-tagging and username autocomplete for Press and hold a link to auto-shorten using j.mp
Easily send long posts thanks to full Deck.ly support See the conversation in context with tweets above and below in detail view. Innovative navigation of Twitter profiles helps you discover new feeds that can all be added as columns at the touch of a button You decide what you want to see, just pinch a column and start configuring. Fully flexible custom columns allow the combination of any number of different feeds, from all services and all accounts. Configurable, combined Home, Me and Inbox columns are standard, bringing all your feeds and notifications together Facebook status updates, notifications, wall posts, Likes and comments are all at your fingertips Posting to multiple Twitter accounts is a breeze All major Twitter features are supported: Sending updates, retweeting (native and old-style), favourites, mentions, direct messages and searching TweetDeck allows you to monitor, manage and engage in your social world by bringing together your Twitter and Facebook feeds in a powerful and flexible column-based dashboard. TweetDeck has launched a brand new version of its iPhone application that was rebuilt from the ground up.
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