Digg Redesigned Named Digg V1
The most popular Social bookmarking website Digg launched the first version of its new site on Tuesday after going back into startup mode to rebuild the site from the bottom up. V1, for version 1, was built on “fresh code” and the team says they plan to build it out quickly.In new design of digg more images and stories selected by editors. In new design there are no ads and appears to have space for bigger stories.
Digg is also launching an API “so that members of the development community can build all the products that we haven’t even thought of yet.”
On July 20, Digg reverted into a startup again and began building the code with plans to officially launch a new site in six weeks. The revamp of the site will include new personalized recommendation features to make the site more relevant and social for users. Plus, new commenting features, continually enhanced mobile web capabilities and new data for users.
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