Google has updated the design of the mobile version of the search engine
Google today announced that it has significantly changed the look of its mobile version of the search to make it easier to use.
The search bar on the search results page will now be visually raised above the company logo, user account avatar and other interface elements, making it accentuated as a key element. In addition, the names of the search filters below are no longer capitalized. And the selected category now has not blue, but black underline.
Further, the knowledge panels have been given a larger heading and overall more concise. The images used in them now have rounded corners. Google claims that this gives more focus on content.
Search results now fill the entire screen width. They are, as before, located in cards, but the rejection of shadows makes the interface less loaded. The font used is the new Google Sans, which feels much better than the previous typefaces.
Google says the goal of the update was to make web searches more comfortable and intuitive. The new interface will be available using the mobile web version of the search engine and the Google app over the next few days.
