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Google search results -- one of the most often used tools on the internet -- may soon get a new look.
Spotted by Reddit user DiscombobulatedLead, Google is apparently testing new kind of search-results page that's based on the company's Material design approach that's been spreading through Google services the past few years.
SEE ALSO:Americans Googled 'gun control' more than 'gun shop' in the past weekWhile the old layout displays all search results on one white background, the new layout reportedly displays each result in a "card box" with defined borders.
Google has been updated more and more of its desktop services around Material; Google Calendar was one of the most recent to get a makeover. Material roughly began with the launch Android 5.0 Lollipop, and it generally emphasizes cards, layers, "flat" textures, and specific coloring schemes.
For search, Google tends to favor redirecting users' attention away from "extra stuff" (like sidebars) and more towards content. In 2012 it moved the search category toolbar from the side to the top of the page, then did a similar move with YouTube a couple years later. YouTube's recent redesign also de-emphasized menus and made each page simpler and more visual.
In this case, Google hasn't moved any menus around, but individual boxes may help each search result catch your eye.
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