WhatsApp will be a little different soon. The first changes can already be found in the messenger beta for a few users. We will tell you what users can expect here.
With a future update, WhatsApp will slightly adjust its own design. Like WABetaInfo Announced, Which is mainly about the so-called “media footer”. This will appear under other users’ status messages. WhatsApp users can easily send messages to others and respond to other people’s status. In the future, the footer will be more aligned with the general design of WhatsApp.
As you can see in the first preview, the chat menu is now very clearly highlighted and rounded. Additionally, the button for images and other media links moves to the bar to maintain a clear view. It also makes it clear to users that there is an option to add media. Last, not least, make the send button smaller and the recipient’s name will be displayed directly below it. So far, the name has always been on the left.
When will WhatsApp change its design?
So far, the changes are only in the preview version of WhatsApp. Even if you download the current beta version of Messenger, you will not find the format. This is because WhatsApp is still actively developing redesigns. So the beta version and the final release may take some more time.
The messenger service has not yet announced an update date. Developers are currently trying to clarify the ambassador’s new guidelines. The final decision on the WhatsApp terms and conditions is in May 2021. If users do not agree to the terms and conditions within that time, there are already first plans Gradually control WhatsApp accounts.
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