Google has announced plans to refresh its Google Calendar web interface based on user feedback. The replacement also includes support for a dark theme.
The latest components incorporate intuitive features such as buttons, dialogues, and a sidebar that can be designed to be both fashionable and accessible, according to the company’s vision.
According to screenshots, the company appears to be opting for more curved or oval-shaped icons and dialogue boxes instead of traditional square or rectangular ones with sharp edges, accompanied by modifications to the color palette compared to the current interface.
Google can update typefaces across the UI in Calendar to improve textual content readability and overall user experience. The modern design features up-to-date iconography, boasting a clean appearance and enhanced readability for an effortless user experience.
Now available, the highly anticipated dark mode support takes center stage as the most impactful upgrade in this latest iteration. You’ll be able to change this setting by going to Settings > Look and choosing Mild mode, Darkish mode, or Gadget Default.
Google is incorporating these design updates into the Duty View Record on duties.google.com, including support for dark mode functionality. The corporation notes that the comprehensive deployment process is expected to span several weeks, thereby ensuring that design modifications are not reflected in your calendar interface immediately.
