Newly leaked screenshots obtained by The Verge reveal Google's upcoming redesign of Gmail for the web. The new design is currently being tested inside Google and with trusted partners.
New features for Gmail on the web include Smart Reply and Snooze. Smart Reply provides suggestions to quickly reply to emails and Snooze lets you temporarily remove emails from your inbox until a certain time. Both of those features are part of Google's Inbox app for Gmail.
Google is providing three new layouts to choose from, including a default view that highlights attachments like documents and photos, a comfortable view that doesn’t highlight attachments, and a compact view that increases the amount of messages you can see on a single page. The compact view is the most similar to the existing Gmail design, allowing existing users to keep a similar layout.
The redesign also features a new sidebar that lets you put Google Calendar, Google Keep or tasks side-by-side with your email.
Users will likely see the new layout appear in the next few weeks. It could be announced at Google's I/O conference on May 8th.
Check out a few screenshots below or hit the link for more...
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New features for Gmail on the web include Smart Reply and Snooze. Smart Reply provides suggestions to quickly reply to emails and Snooze lets you temporarily remove emails from your inbox until a certain time. Both of those features are part of Google's Inbox app for Gmail.
Google is providing three new layouts to choose from, including a default view that highlights attachments like documents and photos, a comfortable view that doesn’t highlight attachments, and a compact view that increases the amount of messages you can see on a single page. The compact view is the most similar to the existing Gmail design, allowing existing users to keep a similar layout.
The redesign also features a new sidebar that lets you put Google Calendar, Google Keep or tasks side-by-side with your email.
Users will likely see the new layout appear in the next few weeks. It could be announced at Google's I/O conference on May 8th.
Check out a few screenshots below or hit the link for more...
Read More