🪟 Check out Microsoft's beautiful new Start and Taskbar UI on Windows 11

Get a closer look at the new Start menu and Taskbar UI coming in Windows 11 An internal build of Windows 11 has just leaked, and we've had a chance to go hands-on with the new Start menu and Taskbar interfaces that headline some of the new user experiences changes coming with Microsoft's new OS. Starting with them most obvious change; the Start and Taskbar interfaces have moved! By default, Windows 11 features a centered Taskbar and Start menu experience, meaning the Start button itself has moved from the left-hand corner after 26 long years. Those who prefer having the Taskbar and Start menu aligned to the left can choose to do so via a toggle in the Windows Settings app. The new Taskbar is a lot more "fluid" than the old one, featuring subtle animations when clicking on app icons or the Start button. The Start button itself has been changed from the classic Windows flag to a shape that more resembles the Microsoft logo, which aligns Windows with other products at Microsoft tha... ...