Google search giant Google launched a re-redesigned layout Google meets special video call hardware, such as Chromebase, the company has announced.
Starting July 7, Google’s redesigned layout meets will begin to glide into the release and scheduled release domain.
According to the company, this change will bring consistent experience for Google meetings.
As part of the redesign, Google launches the option to adjust how someone appears in a meeting and how to view and present.
The following is the look of these features: Google video call users Google will be able to knock their video feeds to choose between tiles in the grid or floating image.
They will also be able to reposition or hide it to help concentrate on calls.
A person’s self-view will appear on the bottom right of the grid, which corresponds to Google allows them to focus on the video feed at the eye level.
Users will be able to share other sharing content, allowing them to see more and larger video feeds.
The participant’s name will always be seen regardless of the size of the meeting.
The dial-in code meeting, attachment, list of participants, chat and other activities have been moved to the bottom right because the company said this would create more space to see people and content.
Volume and other controls are also consolidated in one place for easy access.
The deadline call button is also removed from the microphone and camera button, which will prevent unintentional hang-up calls according to Google.
The bottom bar will not cover the text and the video feed below and will always be seen the person who speaks will have their tiles outlined with blue, which is said to make it easier to identify who speaks, especially in a larger meeting.
Mute indicators are quieter, help reduce visual disorders.
When there are more participants than that can be displayed on the grid, tiles are added to show who is on the call.
Google Meet is redesigned with new ones for video call hardware
