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TL;DR
- The Google Play Store may soon display a fixed header in the list of apps.
- This header contains the app’s key details such as icon, name, developer name, and average rating. This also includes an “Install” button.
- This change makes it easier to install apps from any position in your app list.
Most Android flagship products ship with Google Play Store out of the box, so it’s only natural that this platform will evolve into the primary destination for exploring apps and games on these devices. Google does a lot of work to balance the interests of app developers who choose to list their apps on the platform while protecting users on the Play Store. App developers are encouraged to create a detailed and rich list of apps to provide users with as much information as possible before downloading. However, the trade-off is that the list of apps becomes too long.[インストール]The button will no longer be visible. In the upcoming Google Play Store changes,[インストール]Permanently adding the button to the list of apps may fix this issue.
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Google Play Store v43.1.19 includes code that indicates that Google is working on a fix for the app list header. Now that we have enabled this feature, let’s take a closer look.
As you can see in the video above, a future update to the Google Play Store will add a header to the top of the screen while scrolling through the list of apps.
The header consists of a few important app details, including the app icon and name, developer name, average Play Store rating, and whether it contains ads (which is mentioned twice for some reason). Masu. You can also quickly install apps on the device you are viewing the list with.[インストール]There’s also a button and a dropdown to install the app on other devices. This header remains visible and can be accessed at any time.
This header remains in place across app updates where some details are not (and should not be) present. The important thing here is that regardless of the scroll position,[更新]The button is always visible and accessible.
But why was this change made? I can suggest a possible theory for this. First, app store lists are long, especially if it’s a paid app or if you’re comparing multiple alternatives, so savvy users should check out a lot of details like reviews and data safety before downloading an app. You will need to check. .
It’s no secret that if you want big conversions (turning potential customers into customers), you need to make sure your CTAs are easily accessible at all times. Long app store listings are great for letting users know about your app, but a call to action (in this case[インストール]Buttons) are left behind, which in some ways penalizes app developers from being transparent and proactive. It’s at the top of the apps list. The more you have to scroll, the more potential customers the developer will lose. This is because users find it easier to leave the list of apps rather than scrolling back to the “Install” button at the top of the list.
therefore,[インストール]Fixed button headers make it easier for users to install your app after reviewing the details, resulting in better conversions for developers who struggle to create a detailed and rich list of apps. I will.
We don’t know when Google will roll out this change to all users. We will let you know as soon as we know the details.
