Twitter offers a set of basic backgrounds, but they're mostly generic and boring. In order to rise above the chatter and stand out from the crowd, you'll want to craft a custom background that complements your character. Here's how to create a single-image background that will get you noticed for both your tweets and your style.rnOnce you've settled on an idea, you'll need to adapt it to the page layout. Twitter has two visible areas you can design for: the top margin and the left margin. The top margin is smaller and more restrictive due to the masthead and navigation menu, and if you scroll down, the image disappears. The left margin is a better choice for most designs, as there is significantly more viewable area.
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