WhatsApp wants to make the app’s look more consistent
WhatsApp is one of the fastest-evolving messaging apps on the market because it’s always working on new features and changes. The latest change discovered in the beta for the app shows that it’s looking to create a more cohesive experience. WhatsApp could bring a white action bar to the Android version of the app.
Over the past several versions, it’s clear that WhatsApp is looking to make some major changes to the app’s aesthetic. We’ve seen it make changes to bring it more in line with Material Design 3. This includes rounded UI elements like what we see with Google’s apps.
WhatsApp could be bringing the white action bar to the Android app
WhatsApp is present on both iOS and Android, so there will be some aesthetic differences between both versions. That’s not the biggest issue, admittedly. If you’re using the Android version, you’re not really concerned about what the iOS version looks like. However, WhatsApp is looking to make the app more consistent across both platforms.
According to WABInfo, WhatsApp’s latest Android beta version (2.23.13.16) will bring the white action bar. This is the toolbar on the bottom of the screen that will house essential tabs to help you navigate the app. We see in the screenshot below that it will have four tabs. You’ll see the Chats, Status, Communities, and Calls tabs at the bottom of the screen.
The toolbar will be the same color as the rest of the interface, so it will seem more seamless. You’ll know which tab you’re on by the pill-shaped highlight around the current tab. While this is the white action bar, it will also change color to match the dark theme.
In a recent beta version, we saw that WhatsApp added the ability to simply swipe between the tabs rather than needing to tap on them. We expect this to be the case when/if the feature makes its way to the public.
WhatsApp is one of the fastest-evolving messaging apps on the market because it’s always working on new features and changes. The latest change discovered in the beta for the app shows that it’s looking to create a more cohesive experience. WhatsApp could bring a white action bar to the Android version of the app.
Over the past several versions, it’s clear that WhatsApp is looking to make some major changes to the app’s aesthetic. We’ve seen it make changes to bring it more in line with Material Design 3. This includes rounded UI elements like what we see with Google’s apps.
WhatsApp could be bringing the white action bar to the Android app
WhatsApp is present on both iOS and Android, so there will be some aesthetic differences between both versions. That’s not the biggest issue, admittedly. If you’re using the Android version, you’re not really concerned about what the iOS version looks like. However, WhatsApp is looking to make the app more consistent across both platforms.
According to WABInfo, WhatsApp’s latest Android beta version (2.23.13.16) will bring the white action bar. This is the toolbar on the bottom of the screen that will house essential tabs to help you navigate the app. We see in the screenshot below that it will have four tabs. You’ll see the Chats, Status, Communities, and Calls tabs at the bottom of the screen.
The toolbar will be the same color as the rest of the interface, so it will seem more seamless. You’ll know which tab you’re on by the pill-shaped highlight around the current tab. While this is the white action bar, it will also change color to match the dark theme.
In a recent beta version, we saw that WhatsApp added the ability to simply swipe between the tabs rather than needing to tap on them. We expect this to be the case when/if the feature makes its way to the public.
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