Microsoft is taking a new approach to designing software and hardware. It’s called open design, and it should mean Microsoft’s products share a similar look and feel in the future.

Microsoft is now using a “Secure by Design UX Toolkit” that has been tested by 20 product teams and rolled out to 22,000 employees to help build more secure products.

As Microsoft has attracted design-industry veterans, they, in turn, have attracted their former colleagues. ... Illustrator, Premier and Photoshop,” he said. ...

Steve Kaneko, a design manager who has been with Microsoft since 1991 and has worked on Office, Windows and other projects, said it's important for the company to not only design its products to ...

Microsoft Edge version 138 started rolling out last week, and users quickly noticed it's missing an important visual design that was originally introduced specifically for Windows 11.

Microsoft says its foray into the design space with its Expression family of products is a perfect opportunity for ISV and service partners to help the software giant gain a foothold in a new arena.

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Microsoft has published its design guidelines for building Universal Apps on Windows 10 ...