Google Doodle on New Year’s Eve 2020: Google celebrates every special occasion through Doodle. That’s why Google has created a doodle of New Year’s Eve 2020 on the last day of the year, decorated with firecrackers and bulbs.
On this special occasion, Google has shown the design of a house in the doodle center with a clock. Under this watch, 2020 is written, which states that this years’ time is now about to be over and the new year is going to come.
As soon as you click on this doodle, it will take you to the next page where the animation of the celebration is given. You will also find facts, articles, and information related to New Year’s Eve.
Google: Celebrating every special occasion through Doodle since 1998
It is not for the first time that Google has celebrated a special occasion in its own style. With Google Doodle, Google replaces the logo of its home page with a temporary animation.
In 1998, Google created its first Doodle. Since then, Google has made it on every special occasion of the last 22 years. Whether it is a festival, a joyous occasion, or a great person’s birth, or a virtuous date, either some historical event. Google makes doodles on every occasion.
Initially, Google’s doodles were neither in an animated form nor hyperlinked. Hover text was used in the first Google Doodle, as you may have seen in holiday greetings. Since 2010 Google has started creating animated doodles. It was hyperlinked in 2014 which provides online information related to the incident. The first animated doodle was made up of the great scientist Sir Newton.
