YouTube’s application family adopted a different design language compared to Google’s first-party applications. Now “Share” Clicking the button opens a much smaller and more convenient slider that shows up to five targets on the screen, rather than a grid-based page that takes up two-thirds of the screen. Here are the details…
The design of the “Share” page in the YouTube Music Android application has changed
At the bottom of the page, before 3×5/6 first option on the grid “Copy Link” and opens the system Sharing page “Share with other apps” There were buttons. The new size may be better for one-handed use, but if you frequently share it with many apps, it can be annoying.
This design is compatible with the YouTube app, but the main client highlights rounded pages. The new YouTube Music Android app offers an edge-to-edge view for all pop-ups. Custom share sheet design first came to iOS, and now it’s finally come to YouTube Music for Android.
YouTube Music finally gets the expected feature
The YouTube Music web application, which has not had an offline music feature until now, is finally getting this feature.
In the statements made, offline downloads in YouTube Music’s web application, ‘Activity’ It is also stated that it brings notifications streaming and song search like Google Play Music. These innovations are seen as steps to improve YouTube Music’s user experience and make the application more useful.
This innovation in YouTube Music’s sharing page can provide several benefits in terms of user experience:
- Better one-handed operation: The smaller size of the sharing page makes it easier to use with one hand. Especially on devices with large screens, this can be a significant ergonomic improvement for users.
- Less visual clutter: Listing sharing options in a slider creates a visually less cluttered interface and allows users to find the option they want faster.
- Quick access options: Having the most commonly used sharing options (“Copy Link” and “Share with Other Apps”) directly accessible speeds up sharing processes and helps users save time.
- User interface compatibility: Using a similar design to the YouTube app provides a consistent user experience across Google apps and can reduce users’ adaptation time when switching between different apps.
In general, this innovation eliminates the annoying problem that covers the screen. Share It will please YouTube Music users by making the panel more useful. So, did the previous design bother you too? You can write your opinions in the comments section below.