Unifying public presence and Page management.
Merging Page and Profile models to prioritize content relevance over chronological feeds.
Facebook Pages was built for business dialogue, but creators and public figures needed high-volume content dissemination. Collaborated across teams to explore whether unifying non-business use cases into a single profile architecture could unlock scalable growth.
The Hypothesis: Relevance Over Chronology
Core Exploration: Prioritizing content by relevance, hashtags, engagement signals, and personal affinity (mutual groups, shared interests, connections), while keeping traditional timeline tabs accessible for high-intent visitors.
Content-First, Feed-Second
Bypassed traditional post feeds to prioritize fast content discovery via vertical scrolling and pivot navigation. Replaced cluttered controls with a pull-down header drawer, surfacing one primary action upfront to reduce decision friction.
Masonry Grid & Media-First Engagement
A fluid masonry grid embedded native Page elements (like reviews) directly into the feed, eliminating tab siloing. Shifted to a media-first model where text expands on interaction, mirroring high-engagement creator behaviors.
Stories Integration
In 2018, Instagram's Story format was taking off, and there was a push to integrate it more broadly across Facebook's ecosystem. I explored how Stories could live natively within this new Pages concept, applied to a public figure profile.





Reflection
Though kept as a strategic exploration, this project established the foundational architecture for cross-org profile unification and shared platform design vision across Meta.