'Win10 Native' in this context is making your app look like it's seamlessly part of the OS. The big change is the default font: Segoe UI Font: - Standard usag

'Win10 Native' in this context is making your app look like it's seamlessly part of the OS. The big change is the default font: Segoe UI Font: - Standard usage: 11pt Regular - Sub Headings: 14pt Semi-bold - Headings: 20pt Regular WinForms in Visual Studio still defaults to MS Sans Serif 8pt - so you have to change that at the form level before you even start. Plus all the controls have NO padding around them, so you have to add padding manually or use panel controls to space stuff. It's a pain, but not insurmountable.