The Google Gemini app for Android has seen innumerable design tweaks over the past year. We've also come across a few design tweaks during that period, though they haven't been incorporated into the app yet. The Google Gemini team is now prepping a visual enhancement for the most-used page on the app.

Thanks to details shared by Telegram user @viridivn with Android Authority, we can now get a good look at what appears to be a gradient animation when Gemini is processing a response. This multicolor animation could be part of the upcoming Gemini design overhaul, which the publication detailed last week.

This is a nice change of scenery for an otherwise motionless page, save for text prompts like "Thinking...." or a solitary Gemini logo with a dynamic multicolor circle around it. While not apparent in the video above, the animation likely switches between Google's core colors (Blue, Red, Yellow, and Green).

This updated interface retains the Answer now button, but places it just above the prompt box. By contrast, the Gemini app currently places this button next to the Gemini logo as a prompt is processed. This button helps users skip in-depth thinking and provides an immediate result.

We're also seeing some other redesigned elements in the video above, presumably related to the upcoming Gemini UI revamp. It's currently unclear when these changes will roll out to Gemini users on Android. However, next month's Google I/O conference could be a prime candidate for some of these announcements, as Android Authority notes.