After details emerged in November of its ‘Project Neon’ UX revisions for Windows 10, and images surfaced in January, Microsoft itself has offered a tantalizing glimpse of what’s to come.
Back in November, details emerged of Microsoft’s plans to make improvements to its Windows 10 user interface as part of its Redstone 3 update, which is due to arrive towards the end of 2017. Being developed under the codename ‘Project Neon’, further information was revealed last month , including details of new transparency effects, and a more responsive and ‘fluid’ interface, with a greater emphasis on typography.
Today, Microsoft has been hosting its Windows Developer Day, where it announced its new Windows Platform bug tracker and UWP roadmap , as well as confirming that it will bring Universal Windows Platform games to the Xbox One later this year. But in one of today’s sessions at that event – ‘Build Beautiful, Engaging UX’, hosted by Harneet Sidhana – Microsoft also offered a tantalizing glimpse of the changes coming to the Windows 10 interface.
