Interface
The interface is clean--really clean. I feel like I'm staring at a white canvas compared to the abstract mosaic we are all too familiar with on Facebook. The grayscale colour scheme and smooth animations are so attractive that I often spend my time playing with them.
On the site, there is a sidebar that is basically hidden from view until you want to bring it up, thus bringing more attention to the content you actually want to see.
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| The Ello Omnibar |
Community
The community that you find and follow on Ello is split up into groups: Friends and Noise.
Friends
Friends are the group of people that you care about the most. For example, while searching through the Ello community I found a user that posts gif animations called @super_fresh. Putting him in the friends group allows me to see his posts in more detail than if I were to put him in the Noise group (as I will explain in the next section).
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| Friends Feed--on the left are the people in your friends group |
Noise
Noise is the group you place everyone else in. Noise is given in a grid-flow style allowing you to quickly scan over posts.
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| Noise Feed--on the left are the people in your noise group |
Conclusion
Ello isn't complete though, there are many more features to be added (such as private accounts and video integration) so I can't really write a intensive review on it. So far though, it seems that Ello has a lot of potential for the future.
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