Snapchat: Design update with renewed redesign is rolling out
from Lars Matt 
on May 12, 2018, 10:04 am | Write a comment
As we did in April about the coming Design update for Snapchat reported, it now really seems to be rolling out here in Germany and Austria. After the rather unpopular one Snapchat redesign in January one seems to have listened to the users. After numerous petitions and tweets. A reason to be happy for teenagers.
Pretty much every Snapchat user hated it: The completely redesigned Snapchat app. With this update, the group actually wanted to separate content more from friends and media. Simultaneously with artificial intelligence, the app sorts all contacts and chats in the app - how exactly is not understandable. After numerous petitions and the Article by David against the Snapchat design appeared, one now seems to give in. Already in February an upcoming update was announced.
Update with another Snapchat redesign for iOS is on the way
While some users already received the update of a revised version of the Snapchat design in April, it now seems to be getting started for us too. The first thing to do is probably iOS users - or so it seems. The first tweets from users who have already received the new design appear on Twitter. Snaps and chats are now back in chronological order. In addition, stories from friends are now moving back to the right side of the app. This is how the relaunch should look like:
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- Most users think that's good: Chats and stories will in future be displayed separately and sorted chronologically. (Picture: TechnikNews/Screenshot)
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- This is what the right-hand side, the Discover page, looks like in the new update in Snapchat. (Image: Twitter / iMarioR)
However, one still separates content from friends and content from media, even on the right-hand side. However, there are now two separate categories. In the upper area you can find the stories of his friends. Including news from publishers and content from stars and YouTubers. The update for iOS users in Europe is already on the way and will now be gradually distributed among users. “Snapchatters” with an Android smartphone will probably only be available in a few weeks - even the current beta version still has the current, “unpopular” design.
