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Tl; DR
- Google is currently updating its Android library with Material 3 Expressive Design Language.
- After an initial look last month, we spotted other file signs by the Google M3E redesign.
- The application is experimenting with new, more intuitive icons and some revised screen arrangements.
Who does not like to reinvent themselves with a new look for the summer? Regarding Google and its Android applications, this currently means the gusseing with a new dose of expressive design elements of equipment 3. Although the company officially presented this new look last month, and it will always be a little time before seeing it everywhere, we have already managed to identify the first efforts to implement it on several Google applications. And today we are adding a little more to this growing list.
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This time, Material 3 expressive refreshes the appearance of the Google file application for Android. If it seems familiar, you are not mistaken, because we have already spotted a lot of expressive user interface in progress when you watch the files last month. Thus, although some of the screens here can reflect the changes that we have already covered, we also identify other adjustments that deserve to be manifested.
We have pulled this overview of the 1.7853.772781075.1-free version of the application, but you will not yet see these changes execute it yourself. In all the features sets of images below, we have the existing arrangement on the left and the refreshment in development to the right of each pair.
We start slowly, and with these two, we are mainly interested in what the files do with this floating action button (FAB), condensing with a single user interface element and trying this new pill-shaped look.
The opinion of the application to move around files is to test a new iconography, by exchanging its line art for a full look. We note an updated provision for list and grid views, the one Google seems to be moving consistently on the application.
Here, we are turning our attention again to this FAB, with an improved design to better communicate the features of new schoolingists. Google also tries an updating of the icon for how the application indicates unknown file types, as you can see on the left.
Google is working on a new view for the details of the file, and the application could end up moving at the disposal of the sidebar that we have here. This can be a little busy, granted, but we would say that things like the camera details are even easier to visualize with the user interface of the sidebar.
We have also spotted some minor changes in the font weighting in the application, but honestly, even with a comparison side by side, the slightly more daring Google tries look is fundamentally impossible to see – for the moment, take our word for this. We will continue to dig into future Google updates in the files and the rest of its Android library this summer in the hope of discovering more of this equipment 3 matters expressive progress.
