Google Calendar gets a design refresh, dark mode | TechCrunch

Google is revamping Google Calendar’s web interface in line with its Material Design 3 guidelines, and adding support for dark mode.

The update applies to controls like buttons, dialogs and sidebars that are more “modern and accessible,” the company said. Screenshots on the Google Workspace blog show that buttons and dialogs now have rounded edges, and the color schemes have gotten a touch up as well.

Google is also updating icons and typefaces across the Calendar UI to improve legibility and clarity.

The best part of this update (for me, at least) is support for dark mode. You can select from three options: Light mode, Dark mode, or Device Default.

Google added that these design updates will also apply to the task view list. The update is expected to roll out over the next few weeks.