in an interview on google blogand on the website DesignMilkThe big boss of Mountain View’s design is back with many details and explanations about the design of the final products designed by Google. These last years Google very focused on hardware. Tired of being downgraded to the Android operating system, the brand has developed a full ecosystem of devices.
Google Home Mini, Pixel 2 and Pixelbook: discover their designs!
If you’re interested in the Google philosophy, these two interviews we strongly recommend you read contain real nuggets. Let’s start with prototypes first. Google Pixel 2The second smartphone designed by Google. As you can see in the photos at the end of the article, 8 variants of Pixel 2 have been considered by the brand. In the latest news, one of these prototypes has evolved into the HCT U11+! For the record, Ivy Ross talks about the Black/White version of the Pixel 2 using the codename Panda.
Ivy Ross also talked about the creation of Google’s low-cost connected speaker, the Google Home Mini. As we can discover, the smart speaker has gone through several colors. According to Ivy Ross, these bright colors try to symbolize hope and optimism. The human aspect of the product is very important to the lead designer “I lead a team that has to imagine what a Google product looks like, how it lives, how it feels when you touch it…” In these words, he’s probably referring. To the touchpad of the Google Home Mini.
As a result, Ivy Ross also posted some snapshots of Google’s design offices. you can see Google Pixelbookas well as under development, Google DaydreamView, famous virtual reality headset. This brief overview of facilities and the thinking heads of the company is instructive. It’s fascinating to discover all the stages a device goes through before it lands on us. What do you think ? Did you like one of these prototypes?
Support our work ❤️
If you enjoyed this article, consider leaving a tip to help us keep publishing great content.
