Google is rolling out a new design for its sign-in page across various devices, following an earlier announcement. The updated page features a two-column layout with the Google ‘G’ logo on the left, email and password fields on the right, and a blue “Next” button. The design is more in line with Material 3 aesthetics and offers improved spacing to reduce clutter.
This new sign-in page is responsive and adjusts based on the device screen size. On mobile devices, the layout shifts to a single column, with some elements now left-aligned instead of centered. Google assures users that despite the visual changes, the process of signing in remains the same, requiring the usual email and password information. The company plans to fully implement the redesign over the next few weeks, with users on older browser versions still seeing the old sign-in page.
The update is part of Google’s efforts to enhance the user experience, offering a more modern and streamlined sign-in process. The redesigned page reflects Google’s commitment to aligning its visuals with current design standards while ensuring a seamless and secure sign-in experience for users across different devices. Users can expect a refreshed look and feel when accessing their Google accounts in the near future.
