A more recent upgrade, WhatsApp beta version 2.23.14.12, changes the messaging app’s appearance.
The well-known messaging program WhatsApp just made two beta releases, including some intriguing new additions and modifications. To improve the user experience, these modifications are presently being tested by a small sample of beta users.
The new ability to send high-quality movies was introduced in WhatsApp beta version 2.23.14.10, which was the first noticeable change. Although these files are bigger, their 1296 x 608 resolution is much higher than the previous resolution of 880 x 416. Beta testers have reportedly observed that these high-quality films shared with contacts are labeled as HD within discussions, offering a better watching experience, according to reports from WABetaInfo.
A more recent upgrade, WhatsApp beta version 2.23.14.12, gives the messaging client a cosmetic makeover. Pop-up windows, which are frequently used for a variety of app functions, have been updated to comply with the most recent Material Design standards. These pop-up windows used to have square corners, irrespective of the device manufacturer. The aesthetic impact of these pop-ups has been diminished with the new beta version’s rounder and smoother design.
It’s interesting to note that this design change might only be the first phase of a more thorough overhaul of WhatsApp’s user interface that adheres more closely to Material Design principles. Future iterations of the messaging app may receive a comprehensive overhaul in order to give consumers a more cohesive and aesthetically pleasing experience.
Before introducing these new improvements to a larger user base, the organization can receive insightful feedback and make sure they’re stable and reliable during the beta testing process.
These interesting updates are now only accessible to a select group of beta users. Nevertheless, it is anticipated that the favorable response and successful testing of these features will lead to their inclusion in the stable release of WhatsApp in the near future, giving millions of users around the world a more engaging and aesthetically beautiful experience.
