Description: From coronavirus helpers to Burning Man Festival, the Google Doodle has been a part of Google's homepage for years. Here's everything you want to know.
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The homepage for Google Search is one of the most-viewed web pages on the planet as it powers billions of searches on a daily basis. Right above the search box, though, Google’s logo appears, and on occasion, it’ll add something extra by using a “Doodle.” These Doodles can be as simple as additions to the traditional logo, but often go as far as completely redesigning Google’s logo with artistic creations.
Google has been putting up these fun illustrations on its homepage for longer than the company has been an actual company.