Google redesigns menus for Material 3 Expressive with gaps and flexible layouts for better clarity.
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Google Redesigns Menus for Material 3 Expressive
What’s New in Google Menus for Material 3 Expressive? Google’s latest update for Material 3 Expressive focuses on menus that “mind the gap.” This redesign introduces vertical menus with rounded corners, refined submenu motion, and new color styles. The update makes it easier for users to navigate Android apps while keeping actions clearly separated. Compared to older baseline menus, these vertical menus offer a more expressive and visually organized experience. Image : Google How Does “Mind the Gap” Change Menu Layouts? The “with gap” option joins the familiar “with divider” feature, allowing designers to create flexible menu layouts. By adding gaps between related actions, menus clearly indicate relationships between items without relying solely on dividers. This makes user interactions more intuitive and visually appealing, especially on mobile devices. Why Use Google’s Material 3 Expressive Menus? Material 3 Expressive menus are designed for clarity and usability. Rounded corners, subtle…
