Twitter began as a fairly simple social media site. For those who want to keep things simple, it acted as a Facebook alternative at the time. But as time went on, Twitter began to add more features, making it a more robust application. It increased the character limit, included audio rooms, and began allowing voice notes in direct messages. The business eventually unveiled Twitter Blue. It's a membership service that grants interested consumers access to extra benefits. The sections in the app's sidebar menu expand along with the number of features. Twitter is introducing a new, more streamlined sidebar menu to a restricted group of iOS users in order to address this growing jumble of clutter.

The new sidebar menu features a primary section for Twitter Blue, Topics, Bookmarks, and Lists, as the screenshot above illustrates. There are three expanding, wider groups below these sections. Under Creator Studio, Professional Tools, and Settings and Support, they organise the other parts. The sidebar menu has been cleaned up and made more aesthetically pleasing with the makeover.

This little, server-side adjustment is really appreciated. This is due to the fact that the organisation is now unmistakably moving in a new path. Twitter isn't the simple app it once was. The mobile app must maintain control in order to adjust to these changes. If not, many users will become disoriented when attempting to traverse the sometimes added new areas.