Google Docs testing refreshed Material Design UI

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[br] [br]The switch from Holo to Material Design in Google's own software took years, even if the company had fewer apps to worry about updating back then. In contrast, the move to the new Google Material Theme look is swifter, with many of Google's apps already updated with the design and a few more still waiting their turn. Among the latter are Google's standalone apps for Docs, Sheets, and Slides, even if their parent Drive app has already had it for a few months. But now, Docs appears to be the first app among its brethren to get a taste of the new UI.[br][br][br]The new Google Docs sheds the blue title bar and follows the same all-white look we've become accustomed to in the past months — though there's no sign of a dark mode just yet. New outline iconography is there, including a four-color floating + button to create new documents. There's a colorful Google Docs logo in the middle of the top bar, and the sorting method has been moved down below that.[br][br]The new menu removes the relic of the Google+ profile background image, gets the new account picker with the option to move straight to your Google account management page. The templates page gets a white background instead of the grey one, though contrast with the thumbnails is almost non-existent.[br][br]The document editor page doesn't see many changes, aside from a bit more white in the formatting bar. As for the document info screen, you'll see no toggles for link sharing, offline status, or starring, but the options are still there. Oddly missing are the options to rename a document or share it with another Docs user, though they could have been moved around or integrated in other menus.[br][br][br]#Infinix_India...

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