Google Play redesign officially announced and under deployment

Google recently announced its latest redesign of the Google Play Store on the Android developer's blog. This visual refresh features a more refined design and an updated layout, thus enhancing the store's overall experience.

Google says that the update will increase the discoverability of applications and improve the accessibility of the store.

The most notable change is a new Google Play navigation bar. The bar appears below for mobile devices and left for tablets and Chromebooks. This change makes browsing the store faster and easier, especially on large mobile devices.

Games and applications are now even more separate, and store list pages provide richer information about apps. The new design also includes a new icon system and more prominent call buttons. These changes help the user to find the content they are looking for and enable a more personalized user experience.

Google also offers developers resources to design more attractive store lists. This includes both visual resources and market targeting tools such as SEO experiences in Google and Academy for App Success stores.

If you still do not see the redesign of Google Play on your devices, you should see it soon. The current deployment began a few days ago.