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| Snapchat is testing a comprehensive fix to make navigation easier |
Snapchat is testing a new comprehensive review for Android and iOS, which extends the app from three to five sections and adds a black navigation bar at the bottom of the screen.
The new navigation bar is linked to five sections so that users can quickly see where they are in the app and move from one screen to another with one click without swiping.
The new design is reshaping the main application in key years. The first part contains an instant map showing the actual location of friends on the mobile map and is currently accessible by swiping down on the main camera screen.
The second part is the chat part, where you can talk to friends, and the third part is the main camera.
The app is for the fourth part of the current section "Snap Discover", which has been renamed "Community" and contains everything, contacts, subscribers, personal recommendations, etc.
Section 5 becomes a new "Discovery" section that showcases the original Snapchat software and offers, and rankings have increased significantly over the past year.
The first, second, fourth, and fifth tabs are currently combined into one tab. However, the new redesign provides space for each tab, and above all, the new design makes it easy for beginners to switch between different tools and functions.
A Snap spokesperson said: We are looking for ways to simplify navigation through Snapchat, we ask the community to provide information for future releases of the app, and the test user interface provides more space. Increase innovation opportunities and more on this Learn about the Snapchat offer.
The new test, which was conducted three years after the last fix, completely disabled 2% of active Snapchat users.
In an effort to reverse some of the most worrying changes, the company is exploring a long-neglected Android system and international application time to attract new users, while the company adds another 800 points in the last quarter of 2019. Millions of active users daily or 218 million users per day.
The app should continue to grow as quickly as possible to increase sales and justify the increase in data storage costs. Improving the way users use the application can be one way to do this.