A Redesigned Start Button
The Start button in Windows has been around for more than two decades. In what may be the most notable change of the new OS, ‘Start’ is now anchored at the center. Microsoft says this has been done to keep it simple and to make it more like a smartphone experience. It maintains a consistent look and feel across various form factors such as tablets and second screens.
new look of settings
With Windows 11, Settings now has a consistent navigation system on the left side of the window. Categories are familiar but are now present on every single page in Settings. Microsoft has also improved the page layout by introducing “progressive disclosure,” which lets advanced settings remain hidden until you want to see them. It lets people really own and build Windows the way they want.
a fast taskbar
With Windows 11, the taskbar has been redesigned for efficiency and usability. Informed by user feedback, Microsoft claims to have streamlined context menus to provide a unified experience so that people can get where they need to go faster.
Search gets better with Windows 11
The Search feature has been simplified by Microsoft in Windows 11. The search pane has been moved to the top of the menu, allowing people to see a quick stream of results as they type.
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