The Google Play Store has undergone significant visual changes that the company announced today, including a cleaner look, new navigation, an easier way to view information about the application, and much more. However, in particular, it is that Google took the page from the Apple Playbook, giving priority to two different categories for applications and games. He also removed the music tab from the top-level navigation, possibly before the planned changes to Google Play Music and YouTube Music.
Although the redesign follows Google’s content design philosophy, it’s hard to remember Apple’s influence here - from bright, white and clean layouts to new navigation and updated page layouts for application details, among other things.
The Play Store has been breaking apps and games, but they were part of the much larger navigation element at the top of the home page. The new design now displays the main navigation in the Play Store at the bottom of the screen, just like in the iOS App Store. It also contains navigation for four tabs: Games, Applications, Cinema, TV and Books. (Music skipped).
Google says its decision to create two main tabs for applications and games will help it "better provide users with the right content." In the Games and Applications section, users can browse other sections, including Google’s personal “For You” offers, top charts, and more. Here you will find the same stores that were previously in the Play store (for example, "New", "Events", "Premium", etc.) - they were moved to a new tab, and not to the existing one as the store’s home page Play second level. Navigation bar is on.
When users find the application or game they are interested in, the updated page layout with a list of stores now displays rich information about the application at the top of the page with a large number of call-to-action buttons (for example, “install”). Will continue
It is also similar to iOS, where key information about the application or game, such as rating or age, is at the top of the information page for this application.
The store also has a new Google icon system, where apps have a similar rounded shape. Apple has always implemented standardized app icons.
Although the redesign follows Google’s content design philosophy, it’s hard to remember Apple’s influence here - from bright, white and clean layouts to new navigation and updated page layouts for application details, among other things.
The Play Store has been breaking apps and games, but they were part of the much larger navigation element at the top of the home page. The new design now displays the main navigation in the Play Store at the bottom of the screen, just like in the iOS App Store. It also contains navigation for four tabs: Games, Applications, Cinema, TV and Books. (Music skipped).
Google says its decision to create two main tabs for applications and games will help it "better provide users with the right content." In the Games and Applications section, users can browse other sections, including Google’s personal “For You” offers, top charts, and more. Here you will find the same stores that were previously in the Play store (for example, "New", "Events", "Premium", etc.) - they were moved to a new tab, and not to the existing one as the store’s home page Play second level. Navigation bar is on.
When users find the application or game they are interested in, the updated page layout with a list of stores now displays rich information about the application at the top of the page with a large number of call-to-action buttons (for example, “install”). Will continue
It is also similar to iOS, where key information about the application or game, such as rating or age, is at the top of the information page for this application.
The store also has a new Google icon system, where apps have a similar rounded shape. Apple has always implemented standardized app icons.