Slack’s Android App Testing a New Navigation Bar to Improve Performance
The mobile applications by Slack have always attempted to recreate the web and desktop experience. Relying on the navigation based on swipe, solo home screen and clumsy menus. Slack seems to have rectified these with some significant changes in its new update. Android’s beta channel will feature this much-awaited update with some substantial changes in its UI and visuals. Sources: Android App Testing a New Navigation Bar , blog-antivirus However, the highlight of the update has to be the place of the navigation bar. Now you no longer have to go through the menu, reading which at times is a challenge in itself. Navigating the app is also much more manageable now as there is no swiping or tapping on tiny icons involved. Your all channels are now placed on the home screen, which is included in the bar. While swiping left will take you to the channel you were last looking at, swiping right will allow you to access the other workspaces. Private messages can be access...