a potential redesign including shelves and the wishlistĪnother thing that would be awesome is if Google finally brought their shelves feature out of beta and ported it over to the app! Many of you may not be aware of this, but yes, there is a feature that’s been around you can toggle on in the settings of the web app that allows you to create your own shelves and organize your books very nicely! You can categorize them based on what types of books they are or whether or not you’ve read them or plan to, for example.
There has to be a way to make it more beautiful or at least modern without stealing away its accessible design, right? Below, I’ve done a quick mock-up to overlay the Google Play Books app’s interface on top of the Chrome browser to show how awesome it would look if that same design came to the web. That’s great and all, in fact, it’s vital, but my hope is that Google upgrades the Play Books web app very soon with a complete redesign. The books have sharp, corners, card backgrounds behind their titles, the UI surrounding it is just very…accessible. In fact, the entire Google Play Store looks dated, but that’s a discussion for another time. If I’m honest (and I like to be), Google Play Books on the web looks very, very dated. Okay, let’s start with the most obvious improvement – the web app.
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