Microsoft is teasing changes coming to the Windows 10 interface ahead of an update later this year.
The tech giant showed a glimpse of Project Neon, the codename for the redesign, during a Windows Developer Day livestream.
Animations and transitions are a key focus with Neon. Microsoft’s goal with the redesign is to create a smoother connection between the operating system and apps. Neon should make for a minimalist approach to Windows 10 and allow for cross-platform consistency.
Indeed, Neon will reportedly benefit all Windows-supported devices, including Windows 10 Mobile, Hololens and Xbox One.
Microsoft is expected to show more of Neon at its Build developer conference in May.
Via: The Verge
Image credit: Windows Central
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