And that’s then paired with a new search icon, which brings up a floating search bar, rather than an off-centered box as it is in current versions of Windows. It makes getting to the things you want to use easy with minimal distraction, and it is quite refreshing.Įven the Taskbar is centered so that apps appear in the middle of your screen where your eyes naturally go. Instead of featuring Live Tiles, and a long list of apps, the Windows 11 Start Menu shows you “pinned” apps and your most recent files.
That alone is a big change, but the design is different too. Instead of being off to the left as it has since Windows 95 (except in Windows 8,) Microsoft is now pushing the Start Menu to the center, though you can still move it to the left if you want. The design ushers in a new era of Windows for Microsoft, and ushers Windows 10 into the past. Though controversial, this is one of the most exciting changes for us. The first thing that stood out to us in Windows 11 is the new Start Menu.
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