“How much more black could this be? And the answer is none” Let’s see if the redesign has done just that? However with Google Play, Beats Music and now iTunes and YouTube launching rival services, it’s time for Spotify to up its game. There’s an argument to say that because Spotify never really had any competition, it didn’t have to worry too much about improving its functionality. Just a few UX tweaks here or there could massively improve the experience. However I am profoundly aware of its limitations and frustrations. I use Spotify more than any other music platform (I actually use them all on an almost weekly basis) and I couldn’t function without its unlimited access to 20m songs and ability to sync playlists to multiple devices. I took a look at the previous incarnation of Spotify just over a month ago in Seven reasons why I love Spotify and 17 why I don’t. It’s a sleeker, darker, apparently much improved revamp across all three of its platforms: web, desktop and mobile.Īpparently both YouTube and Apple will be launching similar subscription based streaming services this year so Spotify’s multi-platform redesign seems like an early attempt to set the pace. Spotify began rolling out a brand new redesign for its users last week.
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