Slack, the go-to messaging service for office workers worldwide, is undergoing a complete redesign. Owned by Salesforce, the platform has revamped its interface with a focus on productivity and an aesthetic reminiscent of WhatsApp. The new design, featuring a cleaner interface with prominent bright purple, aims to make it easier for users to navigate the platform and stay focused on important tasks. The redesign includes minimalist app icons inspired by social media, such as a ‘Home’ tab where users can access individual channels, direct messages, and apps. There is also a ‘DMs’ tab for accessing direct messages in a WhatsApp-style layout, an ‘Activity’ tab for staying updated on interactions in channels, and a ‘Later’ tab for less urgent tasks. The redesign also introduces a ‘create’ button for starting new messages, channels, canvases, and huddles, as well as a search feature for finding old messages. The new design will be rolled out to Slack’s 20 million users worldwide in the coming months. This update applies to both the free version of Slack and its paid subscription options. By delivering a more productive and pleasant user experience, Slack aims to continue innovating and serving as a valuable tool for work communication and organization.
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