Instagram introduced new interface for these devices, these users will get top class experience
Instagram is a photo-video-sharing platform used by millions of people around the world. From time to time the company keeps on bringing new updates for its users. This time the company is introducing a new user interface for the foldable phone and tablet. They have been designed according to tablet and foldable. Let's know about it.
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Instagram is one app that has been heavily criticized on Android for not having a customized user interface for tablets and foldable devices. Users have been asking for a dedicated tablet or large-screen interface for Instagram and it looks like Meta has finally heard the request.
9to5Google has reported that Instagram has now started rolling out a new user interface for tablets and foldable devices. As per the report, the new user interface is based on Instagram's new UI for larger screens. The updated user interface has been rolling out since the launch of the Galaxy Z Fold 5.
Based on the image posted by 9to5Google, Instagram now has a redesigned navigation bar and a new position for it. The navigation bar has been moved to the left side of the screen and the feed occupies the rest of the screen. Posts also take up most of the space on the foldable device. The new design is optimized to better suit the screen, avoiding the presence of the mobile app version.
Although there is not much change in terms of reels, they will still be seen with thick line borders on either side, but this is acceptable as the reels are recorded in a 9:16 aspect ratio.
As mentioned, the positions of all the buttons have changed. The Home, Explore, Add New Post, Reels, and Account buttons are now on the left side of the navigation, moving away from their previous arrangement at the top and bottom of the app. Stories will appear in a row at the top, similar to the layout of Instagram's web interface.
According to the report, the UI update is being rolled out gradually and it may take some time to reach all the users. Also, it should be kept in mind that the update is meant for large-screen devices like tablets and foldable smartphones.