Knowing that it is the most visited space to download Android applications, the Play Store is about to experience a major change could improve the user’s comfort of use. We’ve already seen the implementation of some useful features, such as syncing apps across multiple devices from a single account. Now, a new section called Collections is coming, which will give more depth to the Play Store.
The change comes with the intention of creating the Play Store much more than just an app library. It also aims to help you manage incomplete processes in your applications from one place. This is useful for both users and developers enhance the use of your apps as well as increasing the chances of app downloads.
What are Collections in the Play Store: a section as useful as it is interesting
“Collections is a full-screen immersive space that automatically organizes the best and most relevant content of applications installed in intent-oriented spaces, such as View, Listen, Buy or Social. This is how they define it from the blog of Android Developerswhich means that the Play Store will now have a place where you can find your apps, organized into different categories, from the library itself.
The Listen section, for example, will contain music streaming apps like Spotify or YouTube Music. See, can contain streaming platforms like Netflixand so on in the rest of the sections.
The idea is that of Collections Users can view their journey via an app and pick up where they left off or get recommendations on what actions they can take from the app. For example, if you have a list of items in your cart on Amazon, They will suggest you complete the transactionOr, if there’s nothing new, Collections will recommend different items based on your interests.
This space shows the quick access to directly access the app to the process you want to continue. Inside there is also a pill-shaped bar down with application icons of each section. And if you haven’t installed certain apps that the library thinks you might like, it will also present them to you from Collections to direct you to download them.
Seen this way, it seems that the Play Store change with the new Collections is expected will help encourage the use of this libraryas well as acting as a support for both users and developers.
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