Windows Vista 2022 Edition, Windows 11 is redesigning itself in hopes of ‘wow’

Concept design suggests redesigning Windows 11 with Windows Vista features. The result offers a unique approach called Windows Vista 2022 Edition. Is “Wow” really back?

Windows Vista distinguished its era because of its interface. For many, it is one of the most beautiful operating systems marketed by Microsoft. Unfortunately in reality it was a victim of its own innovation with major concerns about performance. As a result, along with Windows 8, Windows Vista is one of Microsoft’s biggest mistakes.

However, the visual overhaul, introduced by the Aero package, was met with enthusiasm from the community. Then he paved the way for Windows 7 which is perhaps one of the most successful versions of Windows ever. Its appearance is inspired by that of Windows Vista but with a “bonus”. Most performance issues have been resolved.

Windows Vista 2022 Edition, “WOW” is back

To return to our design concept called Windows Vista 2022 Edition, it attempts to revive a forgotten torch. It would be a shame to detail their content, it will spoil the pleasure of watching the presentation video. However, the big question is whether “wow” is back for you.

Windows 11 is currently based on another design language that is supposed to transform the Windows experience. He confuses “fluency” with “mica” and continues to evaluate. On this Microsoft said

Mica is a dynamic opaque texture that includes long life window background paint theme and wallpaper like apps and settings. Apply mecha to your app background to delight users and create a visual hierarchy that boosts productivity by increasing clarity in the focused window.

Mica is specifically designed for application performance where you only try the desktop wallpaper once to create its visualization. Mica is available for UWP apps using WinUI 2 and apps using the Windows App SDK 1.1 or higher, while running on Windows 11 version 22000 or later.