Windows 10 News: Fall Creators Update to Roll Out with Fluent Design
Microsoft's Windows has been one of the platforms in which users can practically customize everything, and recent reports have revealed that the tech giant would like to take it a step further with the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update. The Fluent Design is meant to redesign Windows 10 in the subtlest but biggest ways possible.
Modern day technology has had the consumers from every market demand for something that can epitomize performance as well as aesthetics.
"I am excited to announce the next step in the evolution of our design approach: Microsoft Fluent Design System," said Windows' executive vice president Terry Myerson, in a statement released last May. "Fluent Design will deliver intuitive, harmonious, responsive and inclusive cross-device experiences and interactions. For developers, Fluent Design is built to help you create more expressive and engaging apps that work across a wide range of device and input diversity."
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The teaser video that was released for Fluent Design in the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update features some of the changes. It seems to focus on a minimalist perspective, with some of the designs becoming more simplified, while also adding blur, animations, and a lot more features that should make the user interface look clean, uncluttered, and sophisticated.
Furthermore, this reflects Microsoft's mission to recreate the Windows experience across all of their devices. Although most of the features were showcased in the video, Microsoft is expecting to release more in the coming months.
The Windows 10 Fall Creators Update is scheduled to roll out on Oct. 17. It should become available for download in the settings of each device, and it will prompt users once it is ready for download. Users will need at least 16 GB of free memory space, while those looking to utilize the mixed reality feature will need a more intensive computer rig to support the applications.
