Microsoft first unveiled its Fluent Design changes for Windows 10 at Build last year, adding subtle animations to many apps and core parts of Windows. We’ve seen a number of changes to the ...

The first part of Fluent Design will appear in the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update release tomorrow, but Microsoft is preparing more in the coming months.

Microsoft introduced Fluent Design last year and has gradually been incorporating it into the Windows 10 shell, features like Task View, as well as Office, Outlook, Mail, and Calendar.

Microsoft has been implementing a major design overhaul for all its Windows app and utility icons in line with its Fluent Design System for Windows. Now the company is taking its Fluent push to ...

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.

Project NEON leaked earlier this year, revealing a glimpse into the future of Windows 10's design. In the months since, Microsoft has started to add ...

Microsoft is answering questions about Fluent Design as part of its inaugural Fluent Friday Tweet chat. Here's a rundown.

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One of the best Fluent Design language updates to Windows 10 to date is a concept put together by a teenage designer.

Microsoft has updated its Skype universal app for Fast ring users with Fluent Design cues introduced in the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update, in addition to changes to the current public build.

Following the removal of Fluent Design from Microsoft Messaging a few days ago, the app has now been updated to reincorporate elements that were removed, apparently on a much larger scale.

Microsoft's Windows-as-a-service model has had plenty of hiccups over the years, but it's clear that the company will be sticking to the concept for quite a while.