If you thought Google’s Material 3 Expressive design language added pops of color and dynamic visuals to Android, wait until you see the new Gemini app. It’s rebuilt from the ground up with a new “Neural Expressive” user interface, which Google describes as a “vibrant, dynamic and completely reimagined design language for Gemini.” I’ve been using it for two days, and make no mistake, this is the best the Gemini app has ever looked.
The app is certainly more inviting, and it’s not just a visual change. Responses to Gemini prompts now weave multimedia content, including images, graphics, timelines, and videos, right into the text answers. The constant glow of the Gemini app UI fits right into the new era of Google design aesthetics, matching the new app icon redesigns and invoking the same feel as the “Glowbar” on Googlebooks.
