Google has a new look. The company announced on Thursday (19), a small redesign at the top of their search site and made a slight change in its logo. The new features aimed at making the user experience across Google products more objectively.
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new navigation bar will no longer have a black top, with options for other Google services. Now the gray box where the search term appears and the user’s e-mail will be the primary way to access any function. Some new options have been added to it, making it more complete and more simple with icons and goals.
Before there were the alert notifications, the option to share and the user’s face, where it was possible to access settings and log out. Now, with the new version, the user name wins the symbol “+”, whose link redirects immediately to the Google+ profile, plus a new application tray, represented by little pictures at the top also.
Google.com.br also has a new look. (Photo: Playback / Google)
Playing there, the user expands the menu with all the services offered by Google: Plus, Search, YouTube, Maps, Play Store, News, Gmail, Calendar and Drive. Everything is more organized and with a look reminiscent of the interface used in Android and Chromebook. According to Eddie Kessler, manager of Google technology, the news is very positive.
“Regardless of your routine, use Google to be a unique experience, and without distractions when you’re in an application. Therefore, we update the Google Toolbar to simplify their experience in multiple products and devices, “said the executive.
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worth noting that the new Google search bar will be available gradually over the coming weeks for all users. Therefore, some people are already viewing the changes, while others only see the news soon. In terms of changing the logo, there is a major highlight, only a small edition in the color palette and the relevant details of the font used in the company name in the search site Google.com.
Via Inside Search and PC Mag
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