Google is bringing a Material 3 makeover to its Fonts website for the mobile web. Eventually, this redesign implication will showcase an interesting layout of languages to users. Let’s learn about this new look in more detail.
So far, Google Fonts on mobile web remain untouched by the effects of Material You 3 theming. The company has aligned a new navigation rail at the left for the desktop version. However, the mobile variant relied on the tall bottom bar.
Finally, the manufacturer imposed a new outlook on the Google Fonts on the mobile web. As of now, users would be able to see a redesigned panel on the surface consisting of five tabs. These are as follows:
- Fonts
Note the updated search experience with ‘Filters’ which will lead you to a preview phrase. Here you can pick from the following options:
- Font Size
- Language
- Technology – Variable, Color
- Decorative stroke – Serif, Slab Serif, Sans Serif
- Classification – Display, Handwriting, Monospace, Non-text
- Properties – Number of Styles
- Sort by – Trending, Most Popular, Newest, Name
After the Fonts section, there is a new term named Noto. It bears Google and Monotype’s “typeface for the world” with support for over 1,000 languages as well as writing systems.
Next comes the Icons section with Material Symbols and 3,061 glyphs. Thereafter, you will see the Knowledge tab which is a library of original guides to the world of typography.
The Google Fonts team has produced these guides in collaboration with typographic experts from around the globe. Finally, the FAQ section with light and dark theme rather than a blue accent.
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