New interface for Google account sign in page revealed at last
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If you use any of Google’s multitude of services, you will almost certainly have noticed notifications in recent weeks about a new look that is "coming soon". This may well have piqued your interested, and now Google has revealed what all the fuss is about.
A new sign in page (and sign up page) is now rolling out to not only Google Workspace, but also personal Google accounts -- so you will see it when signing into your Gmail account, for instance. What you can expect is, as per usual, a cleaner, "more modern" look.
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Google announced the start of the rollout in a blog post. Here the company not only shared an image of the new look, but also had a little to say about it.
There's not really much to say as the change is hardly huge, but it's a welcome refresh nonetheless:
We're updating the look and feel of our sign-up and sign-in pages with a more modern look, which is in-line with the Material Design across our other products. You'll see the updated interface across web and mobile devices. Note that this is strictly a change in visual appearance, there are no functionality impacts or changes.
The rollout is a quick one, starting now and due to be completed by March 4.