Google Discover Unveils Revolutionary Material 3 Overhaul
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Google is testing a Material 3 redesign of the Discover feed in the Google app, and it’s looking sleek and modern. The new design features a card-based layout with taller cover images and a simplified overflow menu. Here’s a closer look at the changes.
Current Design
The current design of the Discover feed in the Google app is a simple, edge-to-edge layout with images, text, and buttons. While it’s functional, it’s not particularly visually appealing.
[Image: Google Discover current design]
Material 3 Redesign
The Material 3 redesign of the Discover feed features a card-based layout with taller cover images and a simplified overflow menu. Each item is placed in a card that doesn’t go edge-to-edge, giving the design a more modern and clean look.
[Image: Google Discover Material 3 redesign]
Key Changes
The key changes in the Material 3 redesign include:
- Card-based layout: Each item is placed in a card that doesn’t go edge-to-edge, giving the design a more modern and clean look.
- Taller cover images: The cover images are now taller, making it easier to see what the article is about.
- Simplified overflow menu: The overflow menu has been simplified, with just one button for "Save" and "Share".
- More space between items: There is now more space between each item, making it easier to read and navigate.
Availability
The Material 3 redesign of the Discover feed is currently available in the stable and beta channels of the Google app, starting with version 15.49+. If you’re interested in trying out the new design, you can update your Google app to the latest version.
Conclusion
The Material 3 redesign of the Discover feed in the Google app is a welcome change, offering a more modern and clean design. With its card-based layout, taller cover images, and simplified overflow menu, it’s a more visually appealing and user-friendly experience.
