The purpose of the redesign is to redesign Google products while maintaining the existing style. It differed from the main version in pronounced texture: the developers changed the shadows’ location and made the gradient smoother, achieving a realistic 3D effect. However, a slightly different icon was used in the browser for the Android 3.0-3.2 platform. This logo was introduced in Google Chrome 11. In doing so, they placed the blue circle in a wide white ring, separating it from the multicolored fragments. The artists left a shift in shades from dark (at the edges) to lighter (closer to the center). Despite the significant simplification of the graphics, the gradient has not disappeared. As designer Steve Rura admitted, this was done to show the simplicity, accessibility, and speed of Chrome. In 2011, the 3D emblem was replaced by a flat 2D artwork reminiscent of the new Chromium icon. Shallow light gray furrows are visible on the yellow segment. Along the edges are three raised curved panels: yellow, green, and red. Inside is a large blue ball located in the very center. The Chrome logo depicts some technological innovation. This makes the surface appear smooth and shiny. The developers have achieved a three-dimensional effect thanks to smooth gradient transitions, dark, almost black shadows, and white highlights. It appeared in 2008, and with it a 3D-style circular emblem. Almost twenty years after this event, the corporation acquired its browser.

Google chrome logo.