Over 20 first-party apps are to be updated for Android tablets and foldable at this year’s I/O developer conference as confirmation made by Google….! The company gave us an early preview of the Play Store redesign for tablets at the time. And it has now been confirmed that it will roll out early next year.
The navigation bar featured on the left edge of the Google Play Store on tablets gives you quick access to the Games, Apps, Offers, and Books pages. A few filters have been added to the pages at the top by app carousels for various categories. Like New & updated games, Games we are playing, Pre-registration games, etc. Each carousel features a few apps with their icons, Play Store ratings, prices, and app sizes. To access the app’s description, screenshots, and trailer videos. Only you have to tap on the app icon to head to its dedicated page.
With the upcoming redesign, Google plans to change its approach. Which will bring the app description, screenshots, and trailer videos right to the Apps and Games pages. Although, you are aware that the linked screenshot, the Games page will feature a completely new layout with app descriptions. As well as screenshots are shown on the main screen.
Google encountered some changes that are being highlighted in the assertion.
“goal of this content-forward approach is to better represent your app in the store and help users make install decisions.”To make sure developers make the most of the updated UI, Google has also published a set of content quality guidelines with asset criteria to help developers “take advantage of richer formats in Play.”
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However, Google committed that the play store is also getting support for Chromebook-specific screenshots in addition to the Play store layout for tablets. Thus the more for avail, as the post also has a few tips to help developers add great screenshots to their app’s Play Store listings.
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