WhatsApp, the world’s most popular instant messaging application, has been on the agenda for a while with its interface works. In this context, with an update that reached Android users a few months ago, the Android version of WhatsApp started to resemble the iOS version a bit more.
On the other hand; In a news we shared with you last month, we mentioned that WhatsApp will have a message filtering feature. Using the options at the top of the interface, users would be able to select categories such as their work or private life, and view only those messages. The Android beta version of WhatsApp with the code “2.23.18.18” reveals that we will encounter a new change in the interface of the application. Future studies show that the iconic green color of WhatsApp will gradually say goodbye to the application.
Here’s what WhatsApp’s new interface will look like:
As you can see in the screenshot above; WhatsApp can now be used in a simpler and white tone. The green area in the top menu will be white in the new interface. The green color, which is identified with WhatsApp, will bring the WhatsApp logo and message creation button to life. In addition, the navigation section has been taken down and filters have been added to the top of the message list.
This is how WhatsApp’s new interface will look in dark mode:
WhatsApp’s new interface is still under development. From here, we can conclude that we will have to wait a bit for the changes to reach users.
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