Win10 UI changes: Introducing Win7's Aero Frosted Glass

Although not exhibiting at CES, Microsoft Windows 10 is ubiquitous.

Today, WMPU has exclusively exposed the new UI that Windows 10 is about to usher in, codenamed Project NEON, based on the current Win10 design language MDL2, focusing on the principles of cutscenes, simplicity and consistency.

We have seen that Project NEON has reintroduced Windows 7's Aero Glass effect, a cut-and-shoot animation that incorporates Windows Phone 8/7, and a new blurring called "Acrylic" Component.

It is reported that "Acrylic" has been designed in three ways, namely Side-Nav Acrylic, Background Acrylic and In-App Acrylic. The following are the sides. Blurred.

In addition to Groove music, background blur and in-app blur are also cleverly present, as shown in the animation, the singer's archive changes ——

Microsoft's internal plan, Project NEON will wait until the RS3 in the fall, the official version of RS2 in April (creator update) will not appear.

Because the face is completely new, some foreign netizens directly say that Project NEON is equivalent to Win11. Let's listen to it for the time being.