The announcement mentions that all of these changes have been implemented after months of testing and research including feedback from users. The new visual changes are aimed at bringing the whole experience closer to smartphone apps. The new design for Spotify’s desktop app and web player will roll out to free and paid subscribers in the next couple of weeks.After a long gap, Spotify is finally releasing a revamped design and user experience for its web and desktop players. Ultimately, we’re making this change because we believe in the future of both platforms, and we want to make sure it can continue to serve the needs of our users now and in the future,” Spotify concluded. “With this redesign, we’re combining the technical opportunity of a modern and scalable web player together with a cohesive Spotify design and the features that you’ve all come to expect across the desktop app.
You can do this by simply hitting the download button on the desktop app. Lastly, Premium subscribers will be able to download their favorite music and podcasts even while offline. Additionally, there are more ways for you to create playlists, which include writing descriptions, uploading images, and drag-and-drop support for tracks to a new or existing playlist. You can also immediately start a radio session by simply clicking on the ‘…’ menu. The Search field is now on the left side as the navigation page with the listener’s profile pages now includes top artists and tracks. Yet along the way, we felt that our desktop app experience hadn’t kept up and that it was time for a change,” Spotify said on a blog post. “We constantly test, develop, and launch new features, optimize for new devices, and look to expand our content offering. Additionally, Spotify has simplified the creation of a playlist to make them more customizable.
This means that every Spotify experience available should now be more consistent.
Spotify has started rolling out a new design to its desktop app and web player to match the same design on its app.
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