After almost a year tempting the design of the new user’s interface for the office and revealed it last month, Microsoft finally began to test it today.
Beta Build is now available for Office Insider users for testing before the official launches all Microsoft 365 users later this year.
Among the other many, the most striking changes are round angle in the office tape menu along with some small changes on the button.
The New Office 365 user interface is based on the principles of fluent Windows 11 design to match the operating system design aesthetics.
Microsoft has confirmed in its insider’s office posts that this change is based on feedback received from the customer.
The new UI brings an intuitive, coherent and familiar user interface in all office applications, according to posts.
This application includes Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook.
It looks like Microsoft is running slowly with office applications in terms of design changes.
The teaser released by Microsoft last year showed off office applications without the ribbon menu interface and was more inclined towards a fluent design.
The idea is to change the ribbon menu fully supports the floating menu depending on the document.
However, it was something we expected in the end with the future of the Build of Office 365.
To try the new 365 office design, you must register for the person in the office program to receive beta beta office 365.
Updates are available for Windows 10 users and Windows 11.