Pinterest, which seems to have spent an awful lot of the last year dealing with growth, is turning its sights to improving its site. The company posted a preview of a redesign today that includes things like increased visibility for related pins, and invited users to sign up to try it out.
When AllThingsD began, we told readers we were aiming to present a fusion of new-media timeliness and energy with old-media standards for quality and ethics. And we hope you agree that we’ve done that.
— Kara Swisher and Walt Mossberg, in their farewell D post
