Google has introduced a new mobile search interface that allows a clearer look at certain search results. A Google spokesperson told us that this new interface helps “highlight information relevant to the image, so users have a deeper understanding of the results they see”.
Mobile only. The new interface is currently available for Google Mobile Searches for certain queries. You can try it to inquire [hand tattoos] where [game room design] on your mobile device.
How does it look. Here’s a cropped screenshot of the new visual look, which shows images in a grid-like interface. If you want a full size screenshot, click here.
two jobs? Google asked whether the first two results in Google Search Console performance reports would count as the first position, or if the result on the left was the first position and the one on the right was the second position? Is it inverse for right-to-left languages such as Hebrew and Arabic? We will update this story when we have news.
More updates. Google said it will continue to make improvements to search results on mobile and desktop devices. Last year, Google made Several mobile interface updates Design and launch research too continuous scroll.
Why do we care. This new format in mobile search can help your site get more (or less) exposure in search results. In these types of queries, you now have two results side by side, possibly from two different sides sharing the first position in a grid format.
This can affect your site traffic, click-through rates, and performance reports in Google Search Console.
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