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Fluent UI is kind of a collection of UX frameworks for creating web and mobile apps that share code, design, and interaction behavior. It’s a new approach to how Microsoft works across disciplines and product teams to deliver more seamless experiences that feel natural on all devices.
3d, animation, motion design
The Microsoft Design team approached us to create a teaser for the Fluent Design System. It’s one of the major topics at the Microsoft Build 2020 conference.
Fluent UI is kind of a collection of UX frameworks for creating web and mobile apps that share code, design, and interaction behaviour. It’s a new approach to how Microsoft works across disciplines and product teams to deliver more seamless experiences that feel natural on all devices. You can say it’s a new cross-platform library or just simply put, Fluent is about designers and developers working better together to create best-in-class experiences that empower their customers.
