Microsoft has recently been implementing its new visual language across a number of Windows 10 apps. Here's how a Fluent Design-inspired Windows Explorer might look like, as imagined by a user.

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Microsoft is redesigning its Windows logo and a lot of the operating system’s app icons. It’s all part of the broader Fluent Design effort, and a lot of it will be an important step toward ...

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Microsoft has unveiled new illustrations for its products and services. The latest Fluent refresh is a lot more 3D, colorful, and playful.

Microsoft introduced the Fluent Design System last year at Build 2017 — a design language that would be based on five key components: Light, Depth, Motion, Material, and Scale.

In brief: Windows 10's operating system-wide Fluent Design visual facelift has made its way to several Microsoft apps and services, but that may not be good enough for the tech giant.