This concept makes your imagination fly: this is how the File Explorer that knows how to make the most of Fluent Design could be

More than two years have passed since Microsoft launched its new design language in 2017: welcome, we said back then, Fluent DesignAn attempt to achieve a new look in its ecosystem, a tool to redesign the user interface of Windows 10.

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But since then it has rained and the influence of the Metro/Modern interface still remains in Windows 10, and it does so by offering a weird hodgepodge with elements inspired by Fluent Design and even elements from previous versions.A dangerous cocktail that results in applications and utilities that are far from the design they should have and from what we would all like to experience. And among all of them a queen above the rest, the File Explorer."

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For this reason and given the current situation in which we don&39;t know if the File Explorer> bets on the use of Fluent Design Language and also does so without contemplation with the past. "

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This is what this concept offers, the work of designer Cage Ata on Behance, in a styling exercise that helps us show how the File Explorer could lookif Microsoft dared to put>"

And the result is more than remarkable. Inspiration from the past aside, he shows us a modern app that looks to the future and future, at Microsoft, means new devices, it means Windows Lite (or as whatever it is called) and also Andromeda.And flexible display devices.

Flexible screens are called to mark the future and in the gallery we see how the integration of this development with this type of screens is total. I wish we'd see such an implementation in new versions of Windows.

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A File Explorer>functional as well as aesthetic and beautiful in which the dark mode has even been implemented now that it is a basic mode in any operating system that self-respecting and that bears the current label."

Microsoft could well take note when implementing Fluent Design in all the functions that Windows 10 includes and also do it without reminiscences to the past. We don't know if Microsoft will take these suggestions into account, it seems difficult, but they should listen to a community that largely serves as a tool to correct all the errors they find on their way.

Source | Cage Ata on Behance