According to these transformations, Win8's Charms sidebar

Microsoft introduced the new design of Charms sidebar (hyper button) in Windows8, with search, sharing, start, device and setting five function keys, the user moves the mouse to the upper right corner and In the lower right corner, you can call up the charms to achieve many shortcuts.

Now DA's ukiyodistrict is not completely satisfied with the Microsoft Charms sidebar design, or he thinks that Microsoft should further improve the super button, indicating that the concept design works called "Charmsbar+ Concept" is clearly produced. In Win8, there will be no chance to achieve it. Microsoft will publicly release the Windows 8 Release Preview version in early June. The function interface is basically stereotyped. Would you like Microsoft to overhaul Win8? Still waiting for Win9 to talk about it.

Let's talk about the concept design of ukiyodistrict. The author moves the Charms sidebar to the left side of the screen. The soft media editor thinks that this change is not very suitable. The reason why the Charms sidebar is placed on the right side of the screen is more. It is designed for touch screen devices such as tablets, allowing users to call out the charms in the fastest way through touch.

Then other changes in the creative idea is really good, Charms sidebar introduced "user avatar" function, which includes user account login, fast shutdown and hibernation and other functions, in fact. This design has been prototyped in the early Win8 version, and was later abandoned by Microsoft. The additional "Tasks" option is "task manager".

The most powerful feature of the Charms sidebar is that it can display projects such as ongoing tasks, which are easy to manage at a glance. The bottom of the "Start" is also the biggest use of the Win7/Vista user's initial menu. , providing a transition period for change.

Microsoft, you listen to me, the following changes to the Win8 Charms sidebar design is definitely worthy of reference, but unfortunately you are "can not hear".