Google Play. The digital hub, redesigned.

A single-title view for browsing a film's cast and crew alongside playback and purchase actions. File size, duration, and language sit next to a synopsis, with a horizontal cast carousel below.

A TV series view built around multi-season content, distinct from the single-title movie page. Seasons, trailers, and related news sit in separate rows, plus a cross-category teaser linking to Books and Magazines.

A publisher-level page for a content partner such as Netflix, one level above individual titles. TV shows and top films are grouped under the channel, with related channels surfaced for cross-discovery.

A concept for continuing playback across phone, tablet, and desktop while chatting with other viewers in real time. The mobile mockup shows a message thread running alongside the video progress bar.

A single-album view where each track carries its own rating and buy button, instead of one purchase action for the whole album. A star-distribution breakdown and review CTA sit below the description.

A performer-level page one step above individual albums, listing related tracks, albums, and concert videos together. Concert thumbnails carry play icons, mixing music catalogue browsing with video content.

A playback bar that stays fixed while browsing other tracks or albums, so listening doesn't stop on navigation. It carries shuffle, repeat, and volume controls plus a buy button tied to the playing track.

A promotional panel for the All Access subscription, placed inside the music experience rather than on a separate pricing page. Two CTAs – paid buy and a free trial – sit side by side.

A single-app view, showing which device types – phone, tablet, and desktop – the app supports before purchase. The required Android version and app size sit next to the price and review score.

A publisher profile one level above the apps listed in it, following a company rather than a single title. Its catalogue is grouped into themed collections instead of one flat list.

A single-issue view showing page count and file size alongside the usual price and rating, details specific to print-style content. A review list with named readers sits below the star breakdown.

The reader view opened from a magazine's detail page, showing a two-page spread with its own toolbar – comments, contents, search, translate, text size. A progress bar tracks position across the full issue.

A single-book view for a novel, with a swipeable chapter preview instead of a single cover image. Book size, page count, and language sit beside the synopsis, with named reader replies below the rating breakdown.

A personal shelf for books already added to the account, split into My Books, Read, and Saved tabs. One cover shows a circular progress ring at 90%, with a floating button for adding new titles.