X:Social Media App Redesign

Project: Twitter (X) Messaging/ Space Redesign Focus: Messaging experience, spacing, and AI chat summaries Type: Concept/Collaborative Redesign Tools: Figma

This project reimagines Twitter (X)’s messaging experience with a focus on clarity, readability, and catching up effortlessly in group chats.

Twitter (X) messages, especially group chats can become overwhelming very quickly. Users who step away often return to long message threads with no clear way to understand what they missed.

Key issues identified:

Tight spacing reduces readability in long conversations

No edit message option in group chats

No voice note support for faster, expressive communication

Users returning to active group chats struggle to catch up

Important messages get lost in fast-paced discussions

Improve spacing and message clarity

Introduce essential group chat features (edit & voice notes)

Reduce friction in long conversations

Use AI to help users quickly understand missed discussions

To solve the “missed messages” problem, we introduced an AI chat summary feature for group conversations.

When a user opens a group chat after being away, an AI-generated summary Icon appears at the bottom right side of the screen

The summary highlights key discussion points, decisions, or shared links

Users can summarize chat by either clicking "wrap up", "Quotes" or "Amebo-means gist" depending on how interested the users are in the conversation.

This allows users to understand the conversation context without reading every message.

The AI summary is optional and non-disruptive

Users remain in control of when they view or hide summaries

The feature blends naturally into the existing messaging UI

We introduced an edit message option that:

Allows users to fix typos or clarify messages

Displays a subtle “edited” indicator for transparency

Prevents confusion without disrupting conversation flow

This improves message accuracy and reduces follow-up corrections.

We added voice note support to allow:

Faster communication when typing is inconvenient

More expressive conversations

Accessibility for users who prefer audio

Voice notes are designed with:

Simple tap-and-hold recording

Clear playback controls

Visual consistency with text messages

The redesigned Twitter (X) group messaging experience:

Feels more readable through improved spacing

Supports essential features like message editing and voice notes

Helps users quickly regain context with AI summaries

Reduces friction in fast-moving group conversations

I collaborated with friends and contributed to:

UX problem definition

Feature ideation across messaging and Audio Spaces

AI summary concept and user flow

UI design and prototyping in Figma

Messaging UX must support correction, context, and expression

Missing “basic” features significantly affect usability

AI works best when it complements human conversation, not replaces it