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Windows 11 getting basics right with better UI/UX
Overall impressed with the UI/UX progress made on Windows 11. The old UI is still present in some dialogs, but it feels much more refined (closer to what macOS provides), and updates will make it more consistent.
https://www.theverge.com/22708762/microsoft-windows-11-review
Managing virtual desktops is made easy (other systems got this right a long time ago)
https://www.theverge.com/22728778/windows-11-virtual-desktop-workspace-how-to
Arranging windows is so welcome
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=JDAsJRs2aFk
Start-up apps can be turned off, as well as Cortana, and ‘Gaming’ performance mode as been introduced, which I believe takes care of keeping background services to a minimum.
Still exploring, but been using both macOS and Windows, more macOS but lately Windows, this update feels like a much awaited breakthrough.
- jussij 5y ago> The old UI is still present in some dialogs That might be fine for the operating system. But Windows native applications come in many flavors including Win32, WinForms, WPF and UWP. Then you have the Electron applications like VSCode. All of those flavors have their own look and feel so at the application level the Windows UI/UX is all over the place.