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| Google Groups brought a new design to everyone |
Google announced on a blog that Google Groups will use the 3D design language to get updated designs that are already in their beta phase and have been underway for several months.
According to the search giant, the improved design will be the default for all Google Group users starting next week.
According to the search giant, the new user interface includes several major features, including a new design for mobile devices, an updated collaborative inbox, and the replacement of tags and groups categories with tags.
Redesigning collections on mobile devices can remove the old look and feel and make them look more like the desktop version.
After the redesign, you can also easily search and search for groups on mobile devices, manage membership settings, and read group conversations.
Tags allow users to filter and search for messages within the group while adding updates to their collaborative inbox, so teams can use Google Group as mailing lists, filtering options, and searches. Quickly; Group users can find conversations.
For example, suppose all G Suite customers can use the new Google Group, and the conference will begin on September 15th.
Google announced a new design with Material Design Language in March. The design was made publicly available after a trial in May and will now be offered to all users by default next week.
Since launch, G Suite administrators have been able to disable the new user interface for users. However, this option will be hidden on September 15th as Google uses the new group image as the default theme for all users.
Google said it is part of a plan to fully migrate to the new collection and stop using the classic version. In Help, you can view a list of features that we do not want to be added to the new batch before this migration.
The search giant said it will take all users one to three days to see the new Google Groups user interface.
The new group user interface is more efficient and streamlined, making it easier for users to create and manage groups.
The new user interface also provides classic group functions such as running group conversations, composing messages, and unified settings to improve navigation, and create groups quickly and easily.