Google Gets A Brand-New Look: Updates Search & Now Card Visuals
Google's latest refresh is part of a large-scale rebranding effort that includes a newly designed logo.
In addition to updating its logo, Google announced today it is also updating the look of its mobile search results page and Now cards to reflect the company’s new visual language.
“You’ll start seeing our new logo, icon and animated dots soon across Google, including when you search on mobile web, and of course, the Google App,” writes Google product designer Kai Conragan on the Google search blog.
As part of the refresh, the Google App home page on Android devices has been updated so that users can “dive into diverse content such as images, videos, news stories and more” by swiping and tapping content.
Also, Google says Now cards will be organized by category so that users can find what they need more predictably. As the day moves forward, the cards will shift to display what’s most relevant.
These updates are part of a larger rebranding effort, including a new logo and “identity family” that applies to Google’s various icons across multiple screens and platforms.
The following video outlines the company’s new branding efforts, along with an overview of how Google has changed its look through the years.
You can find more coverage of Google’s new logo on our partner site at Marketing Land: Google Updates Logo to Reflect Multiple Product Lines and Screen Experiences.
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