Last Month, YouTube Music brought a new Playlist view to phones. It is a redesign for the common playlist view on Android. Now, YouTube Music is bringing redesigning the Now Playing screen. In this redesign, the user can see the current Playing from the song at the top. With this redesign, Users can see Queues, Likes, playlists, radio, or artist pages, with longer titles scrolling.
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This new feature organizes shorter collections and is an interesting addition that boosts glanceability since that information previously required a swipe up to open Up Next. In this cast is positioned in the top-right corner instead of requiring a tap on album artwork, while the Song/Video switcher is now a line lower.
On this the graphics are more attention-gaining with rounded corners and the song title is left-aligned (like Spotify) with thumbs up and overflow following. The main focus change is, thumbs down/disliking is not immediately accessible as part of this redesign and is now found at the top of the overflow menu. At glance, it looks like the other apps and in this main YouTube hiding, public dislike counts.
The thumbs down always show while playing the favorite playlist. In this timeline, the scrubber follows with the row of controls below unchanged save for play/pause now featuring a white background that’s much more prominent.
Lastly, version 5.32 of the YouTube Music feature is live on this. About this feature, more details will come in the coming weeks.