The first Windows 8 startup screen was introduced to the public in mid-2011. Today, Microsoft unveiled two-year-old UI mockups. This is exactly what the software developers in Windows 8 saw in 2010. Early samples shared Jensen Harris (Jensen Harris), one of the members of the team Windows 8 .
In the screenshot above, we see tiles already familiar to us, indicators of time, dates, network status and batteries, located at the top of the screen. On another layout in its right side is a column with additional icons.
During the UX Week conference, Mr. Harris noted that to give software products even greater visual appeal, Microsoft pays attention to every detail. Given the time and effort that Microsoft has spent creating the latest version of Windows, the G-8 simply does not have the right to fail.
Meanwhile, Steve Ballmer is not shy about words and does his best for users to choose Windows 8.
Source: TheVerge.com
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