Controversy Erupts Over Google Maps' New Color Scheme

Google Maps has introduced a new color palette, which has received mixed reactions from users. The changes include a brighter mint green for parks and forests, a colder shade of blue for water, and gray roads. Some users appreciate the improved visibility of parks and forests, as well as the clearer differentiation between locations and road names. However, others find the new colors cold and uninviting, and criticize the confusion caused by the translucent blue used for alternate routes. Former Google Maps designer Elizabeth Laraki also expressed concerns about the cluttered design. Overall, opinions on the new color palette vary, and users are encouraged to share their thoughts.
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