While information on Windows 12 is very scarce, a designer has just unveiled a concept video. This imagines what the interface of the future operating system could look like by taking up popular elements of Windows 10 and Windows 11.
Windows 12 could be launched in 2024. For the moment, the future operating system is still very mysterious. Only a screenshot revealed by Microsoft gives an idea of what the Windows 12 interface could look like. As development continues, concepts are flourishing on the web. Designer Addy Visuals has just unveiled his own, built around user complaints.
Its concept includes new options for the taskbar, a redesigned Start menu and a new way to access and customize widgets. Let’s dwell on the Start menu which adopts the same design and the same positioning as its counterpart on Windows 11. Its layout is divided between pins, frequently used applications, widgets and especially the list of all applications (as on Windows 10).
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Windows 12: what will the taskbar of Microsoft’s future OS look like?
For its part, the taskbar incorporates dynamic elements that display contextual information and notifications. Several layouts are offered (joined, classic, compact) in order to adapt to tastes but also to different device formats. It is possible to decorate the taskbar with the famous application folders. These make it possible to optimize storage.
In addition, widgets are incorporated into the taskbar. You also have the option of placing them on the desktop with a simple drag and drop. The file explorer also has the right to its update with, in particular, a practical “drop zone” in which it is possible to temporarily transfer files and folders.
Of course, this is just a concept video. Nothing tells us that Windows 12 will resume its features. True synthesis of the desires of the community, it could however give ideas to the developers of the future OS.
