YouTube Music to introduce grid view for your Music Library

YouTube music is a rival for Spotify’s and is taking up all the gear to take the spot of being the best platform. Although the app’s library is dependent on the main streaming app, Google is still making all efforts to make the user experience better by adding the latest features along with visual enhancements. Another transition regarding the grid layout of the list in the library tab is on its way and soon to be available on your devices.

As was the case last year in August, a new library tab design was tested and released at the start of this year. This tab design has arranged all items in a list view. According to 9to5Google, a redesign interface is in the works, which will allow the items to be available in a grid view with two tiles per row. This latest interface prioritizes the album covers that represent an album, tracks, and playlists, along with the artist details mentioned. This new design highlights the features, unlike the older one that made the album covers appear beside each other like in a list.

The latest grid design has a one-touch toggle parallel to the sorting option; it will allow you to shift into a list view as if you knew your playlist by heart and could have a song name written up big and bold. However, grid view is showing four items at a time, and list view is showing eight of them. Although it’s better to have a choice, the grid view makes the touch targets more visible, especially on devices with larger screens. However, the desktop site already uses this view by default.

Although we can’t say anything about the latest view and its rollout, For now, it’s available on some of the devices belonging to Android Police, but it’s surely not rolling out on a large scale yet.