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It seems that WhatsApp hasn’t changed in years, but the trick is that the app is redesigning little by little instead of introducing radical changes overnight. in the
It seems that WhatsApp hasn’t changed in years, but the trick is that the app is redesigning little by little instead of introducing radical changes overnight. in the last weeks WhatsApp dresses like Material Youand its interface has more items with this style each time.
If you notice this Your WhatsApp is something differentThey are not your imagination. The app has adopted the Material You style in various elements of its interface, and we’re pleasantly surprised to be able to switch between tabs by swiping sideways, like when we’ve used bottom navigation in the past.
WhatsApp is constantly updated even if you don’t notice it. The trick of his eternal youth, application chooses to make minor changes barely noticeable instead of a full makeover. Recent weeks have focused on adopting the Material You style for its interface.
By using WhatsApp you will find more and more Material You, which is quite evident in the app. layout of settings sliders and new style for context menus with rounded edges. A very noticeable change is that the floating button changes from round to square with rounded edges.
New settings slider, new rounded context menu and square floating button (screenshot from WaBetaInfo)
However, WhatsApp has made some changes to its slightly more radical design: bottom navigation barJust like on the iPhone. We met him last month and since then a significant number of users have been activated. It’s basically the same as we did with the tabs at the top, but missing the swipe option to switch between sections.
Well, it’s not lost forever. As reported by WaBetaInfo, swipe to switch between sectionsIt will make those who are accustomed to sailing in this way feel at home with its new design.
Both the new Material You style elements and the scroll-to-navigate feature are under development and only active for some users, especially for those who are part of the WhatsApp beta for Android. Those using the stable version will have to wait a little longer.
via | WaBeta Information
Source: Xatak Android
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