With Google+, the behemoth of Web search may have finally figured out ... Yup, Google isn’t hiding its design inspirations, as UXBoy points out in a side-by-side comparison.

That cry was satiated a bit with the release of Collections earlier this year, and now a screenshot of an apparent new Google+ design on the web has surfaced – hopefully indicating the company ...

Today Google began unfurling their latest completely redesigned Google+ design, and with it, a major boost in performance. This newest design includes a much lighter load on your web browser and ...

As TechCrunch points out, the redesign made Google+ into a "responsive" rather than "fixed width" Web site -- when you drag the edge of your browser window, elements on the page are rearranged ...

and Hertzfeld remains the heart of a four-person team that works across the Google+ staff to make sure aesthetic and functional design are woven into the social network. “We try to operate at ...

What Google’s Vic Gundotra didn’t talk about when he announced the changes this morning was the fact that Google has now also switched to a responsive web design for Google+. Instead of a ...

Google+ began rolling out a redesign on Wednesday ... among users posting about the changes on Wednesday was that the new design left too much white space on the right-hand side of the screen ...

“The changes make Google+ look more modern and meaty,” said Moorhead. “The previous design looked clean but barren ... Sharon Gaudin covers the Internet and Web 2.0, emerging technologies, and desktop ...

Related: What You Need to Know About the New Google+ Design Additionally, Google has integrated a business's Zagat score into its Google+ Local listings. Google purchased the popular business ...

Now focused around interests, Google+ is simpler and easier to use and has been rebuilt across web, Android and iOS for a faster and more consistent experience across all devices. "Whether it’s ...

To see the redesign, users will need to opt-in to the new version of Google+ on the web by clicking 'Let's go ... toggle back to the classic Google+ design by clicking the revert button in ...

As TechCrunch points out, the redesign made Google+ into a "responsive" rather than "fixed width" Web site -- when you drag the edge of your browser window, elements on the page are rearranged ...