In the Windows 11 system, we have seen a lot of UI and colors redesigned by Microsoft, which are very different from the intense colors of previous generations of systems, bringing a fresh sensory effect as a whole. Since the launch of Windows 11, Microsoft has continued to strengthen both visually and functionally. In a recent live broadcast, it was also revealed that the work administrators will change in the upcoming Windows 11 Insider version.
Windows 11’s work administrator will change according to the system theme color you set
Microsoft has introduced a new design for the work administrator before, making it consistent with other user interfaces in Windows 11, but it still continues the color scheme of the old version of the work administrator, similar to the color of mustard yellow. It looks fine, but if you have dark mode turned on, it doesn’t look so pleasing to the eye.
The new job admin will move away from the serious and serious impression of the past, and will start testing colorful versions of the job admin in the upcoming Windows 11 Insider build. In Windows 11, you can set the theme color presented by the system, and the new version of the work administrator can also change with the theme color you set. Although the changes are subtle, it can make it look more visually integrated.
Microsoft’s official livestream also highlighted the new design and explained some of the upcoming enhancements within Work Admin, including a new productivity mode option designed to limit access to user-specified app resources. Microsoft has updated many key built-in apps for Windows 11, including the Settings app, Clock, NotePad, Painter, and more, and Job Manager is the latest app to get the new design interface.
Microsoft’s next major version of Windows 11 is expected to launch this fall, and the Insider version currently being tested in the developer channel, dubbed 22H2 by Microsoft, includes the work manager mentioned this time along with other new features and enhancements. , and the improvement of the tablet experience, the update of the start menu and the release of more new UIs that everyone has been paying attention to, make Windows 11 more and more holistic.
