Google is testing a 'Try on' button that now appears directly within SERP product carousels, instead of only after opening the carousel.
Google is testing a new placement for its “Try on” button within SERP carousels. Previously, this button only appeared after a user opened the carousel. Today, while searching for an ecommerce query, I noticed Google showing the “Try on” button directly within the SERP, rather than only inside the opened carousel.
Here is a screenshot of how it looks.
Showing the “Try on” button above the carousel, visible before even opening it, is a notable change from how this feature previously worked.
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