Microsoft triggered PC user curiosity by opening Windows 11 earlier this year.
This will be the first major update for Windows in six years.
While the new OS has not been launched to the general public, it has been available in the beta version, gives users the idea of what to expect.
Some of the biggest changes that Windows 11 will be associated with design.
Of all the biggest changes, here are four who caught our eyes: the start button redesigned button has been there for more than two decades in Windows.
In what might be the most important change from the new OS, ‘start’ now docked in the middle.
Microsoft said it was done to make it simple and make it more like a smartphone experience.
It maintains a consistent look and feel in various form factors such as tablets and the second screen.
New display for settings with Windows 11, settings now have a consistent navigation system on the left side of the window.
Fixed foreign categories but now present on each page in the settings.
Microsoft also improves page layout by introducing “progressive disclosure,” which allows advanced settings to remain hidden until you want to see it.
This allows people to really have and make windows like they want.
Faster Taskbarwe with Windows 11, taskbar has also been redesigned for efficiency and usability.
Informed by user feedback, Microsoft claims to have streamlined the context menu to provide an integrated experience so that people can get their place to be faster.
The search for better with the Windows 11 search feature has been simplified by Microsoft in Windows 11.
The search panel has been moved to the top of the menu, allowing people to see instant results flow when they type.
Windows 11: 4 The biggest design changes will be taken to your PC
