More information has surfaced showcasing the potential UI and UX design Microsoft may employ when Redstone 3 rolls out later this year, including a subtle hint of OneDrive’s placeholders.
Microsoft is yet to officially release the Windows 10 Creators Update to the public, however, enthusiasts are ever more hungry for the next release as the operating system is expected to receive a much-needed facelift.
Windows 10 next major update code-named Redstone 3 is expected to arrive sometime later this year. When the update finally lands in the public’s mittens, it is expected to introduce many more features, a new design language, and enhancements over what the Creators Update delivered -hopefully including features that met the chopping block.
While it is too early to state what features can be expected, many leaks such as transparent live tiles have surfaced over the past few months which indicate the general direction Microsoft may be heading towards with Project Neon. The company has also been quite enthusiastic about the new design by teasing some of the UI elements in recent Groove and Movies & TV updates released late last week.
