Windows 10 will benefit in 2018 from a design change from the Microsoft company, those from Redmond are announcing today Fluent Design, that is, the way they will change the interface of the operating system for PCs. Windows 10 is going to have new changes based on this Fluent Design, they came initially in the Fall Creators Update, then in the April 2018 Update, and now Microsoft announces that the changes will continue in the next updates of the operating system.
Windows 10 will have new shadow-based effects, new modern context menus and rethought buttons to return to previous content, the changes bringing some logic to the current interface of new and old elements. Microsoft believes that through these changes made for Windows 10, the design of the operating system will look much nicer, more current, and the first applications that will benefit from the change are the native ones offered after installation.
Windows 10: THE NEW DESIGN Presented by Microsoft
Windows 10 will not display these new design elements in third-party applications for the operating system either, developers having to take them separately after they are offered by Microsoft. Windows 10 will also have new colors implemented to highlight the changes brought in the future version of the operating system, those from Microsoft also wanting to solve the problem of elements that are either too big or too small, because they were designed for both phones and tablets.
Windows 10 is going to look much better after all these changes that Microsoft is going to implement, and we will learn more about them during the beta testing period of the new operating system. The Microsoft company is constantly trying to improve Windows 10, whether it does it by implementing new functions or design changes, regardless of the way chosen to improve the user experience, in the end consumers are the ones who win.
