By now you’ve customized your Facebook profile to your liking, surely. But did you know that you probably have a Google Profile, as well? Many don’t, and those that do tend to not pay them much attention. With a refresh to the design and editing of Google’s Profiles, the company looks to change that.
As detailed in a blog post, Google has added a load of features to Profiles, and editing them is now way easier than ever before. Heading to the Google Profiles page, you’ll notice that it looks strikingly similar to a Facebook page, down to the ability to add some photos across the top if you so choose:
Clicking on the Edit Profile button, you’re not taken to a different page. Now, as you hover over each section, you can simply click on it to edit it inline in what appears to be a handy HTML5 and/or JavaScript function. Sections of your profile that you’ve not filled out won’t show publicly, but will be highlighted in the edit function.
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The finished product can be jazzed up pretty handily and makes for a much more pleasurable viewing experience than we had previously. Oh, and if you decide that you don’t want a Google Profile, there’s a very red link at the bottom where you can click to delete it.
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