Windows 11 has a lot of interesting little details that are carefully taken care of by Microsoft
Microsoft has also learned the meticulousness and care for small details in Windows 11. It's impressive to see Microsoft change not only the design and overall look and feel of the outside, but also the little things as often as they do. we didn't pay attention.
The preview of Windows 11 introduced these very small changes. It's just a new movement when we put the mouse pointer into an option box, or the icons move when they are interacted with. For example, the Sun icon on the dimmer bar, will become larger and the rays lengthen as we increase the brightness.
The special thing is that Microsoft has designed these small details in a harmonious way, pleasing to the eye and not creating any discomfort. The Microsoft design team said: 'Calm is essential in today's world. Windows 11 creates an enabling environment for that, through experiences that feel familiar, soften the user interface, and increase emotion'.
However, Windows 11 also has major changes, which may make users feel unfamiliar. Especially, the Start menu is given in the center of the screen, instead of being located on the left side like previous versions of Windows.
The design team said: 'After listening to users' requests for a more efficient and simpler Start menu, we reworked the Start menu and offered a simpler experience. The new Start menu is also compatible with more modern devices, from Surface Gos to ultra-wide screens.
Microsoft also changed small things like rounding window frames in Windows 11, the purpose is to soften the user interface, no longer feeling harsh and uncomfortable. The Windows 11 wallpapers, designed by studio Six N Five, also have a soothing feel.
In general, the changes of Windows 11 aim to bring the most comfortable feeling to users. This is a positive change from Microsoft, especially since the software giant knows how to follow Apple to make everything more beautiful.
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