Windows Central picked up on the blog post Microsoft published about the process of redesigning the Start menu, explaining ...

Microsoft is currently testing a redesigned version of the Windows 11 Start menu, one that reuses most of the familiar elements from the current design but reorganizes them and gives users a few ...

According to Microsoft, it rejected Start menu designs for Windows 11 before finalizing the new, customizable layout.

The company says the goal was to make the Start menu easier to use, faster, and more personal, but not to change it so much ...

From full-screen chaos to phone-focused layouts, Microsoft’s early Start menu concepts took some wild turns.

Windows 11 was accompanied by a new Start menu design, but like the rest of the system, it was a functional step backward.

Microsoft experimented with several radically different Start menu designs before finalising the update. Let's take a look.

Microsoft has finalized the redesigned Start menu for Windows 11 after testing five prototype designs, focusing on enhanced ...

Windows designers share concepts they explored for a new Start menu for Windows 11, before settling on one that does little ...

Microsoft has announced the "next wave of Windows experiences". Many of the new functions are aimed at Copilot Plus PCs.