The Google Play Store for tablets is said to have received an update that includes a redesigned interface. The update adds navigation rails that show when the user interacts in the top left corner, instead of the always-on track, and has a narrower logo and search box to free up screen space. Figure. Google is now taking advantage of the freed up screen space for larger app icons. According to a report, the redesign makes the Play Store one of the first 20 apps from Google to optimize the design for tablets.
The latest update for Game Store version 32.5.16-21 brings a new design to improve the experience on tablets, according to report by 9to5Google. The update shows the app store taking advantage of a pill-shaped activity indicator for the navigation rails that drop as the user interacts. According to the report, this approach is intended to make the application design more compact, while also freeing up free space.
Buttons for Google Play Scores, notifications, and profile avatars remain to the right, as seen in the tablet design prior to the update to version 32.5.16-21. According to the report, there are no other obvious changes to the look and feel of the app listings or any other part of the Play Store.
The Play Store portrait orientation now matches the UI seen on the mobile version of the app, but uses a new compact logo and search field.
Editorial content is now highlighted using two side-by-side tags. The redesign is part of By Google The Play Store wider overhaul will use cards instead of a full-width carousel. Google’s intention to change this design for tablets was made public at Google I/O 2022 conference, which has a rendering with a “Top Chart” section in the form of a card instead of the usual full-width carousel.
However, the redesigned interface seems to be restricted to tablet devices and is not visible on any device. Chromebooks so far, according to the report.
