Microsoft is giving the look and feel of Teams a major overhaul before the release of Windows 11 later this year.
Ahead of the release of Windows 11 later this year, Microsoft is working on a redesigned version of Microsoft Teams for the next version of its operating system that will also work on Windows 10. First announced during the software giant’s Windows 11 event, the major update to its video conferencing software is currently being referred to as Microsoft Teams 2.0. The biggest difference between the existing Teams client and this upcoming one is the fact that Microsoft Teams 2.0 is based on Edge WebView2 instead of Electron which will allow Microsoft to use embedded web technologies such as HTML, CSS and JavaScript along with the Chromium rendering engine. At the same time, Teams 2.0 will no longer use Angular and will instead now use the open source front-end JavaScript library React.
