Video Overview

Moto presents a video reviewing various design concepts for the new Start Menu in Windows 11. The video encourages viewers to engage with Moto's content by subscribing and checking his website for more tech-related information.

Introduction

• Microsoft confirmed a new Start Menu design for Windows 11.
• The design integrates pin, recommended, and all apps menus into a single scrollable interface.
• Users cannot remove the recommended section or change the view for all apps.

Design Concepts for Windows 11 Start Menu

Concept 1

• Two-Column Design: A "for you" column on the left and all apps on the right.
• Tile Design: Helps users pick up tasks where they left off.
• Create Button: Opens a menu for document creation.

Concept 2

• Rounded Corners: Design features rounded corners and app grouping.
• Live Tiles: Possible new take on live tiles inclusion.
• Task Resuming: Clickable tasks that allow resuming in apps like YouTube and PowerPoint.

Concept 3

• App-Like Feel: Resembles Microsoft Store app with a left rail for navigation.
• Access Options: Offers a start page, app access, and a create section.
• Shortcuts Section: Features shortcuts for app access.

Concept 4

• Windows 10-Like Design: Two columns with apps list on the left and pins on the right.
• Tiles/Thumbnails: Section for resuming work on specific files.

Concept 5

• Full-Screen Design: Divided into vertical modules.
• Search Box: Located at the top with access to pins and document creation.
• Scroll-down Tasks: "For you" section for task resumption.

Conclusion

• Moto shares personal thoughts on allowing users to choose from multiple designs.
• Invitations for viewer feedback and opinions on the concepts.
• Encouragement for engagement, sharing, and subscribing to Moto's channel.