Avdan, the concept creator, has designed a concept idea for a future version of Windows called Windows 12.
I'm not a fan of DIY Windows concepts, but this one sticks out due to some great ideas and neat gimmicks. They attempt to improve the appearance and usefulness of current Windows 11 features. A more dynamic widget section, for example, featuring a media player, calendar schedule, stocks, and weather. Other types of alerts, such as connected Bluetooth devices, might be displayed on the other side of the taskbar.
The proposal also reworks the fast settings area, with the main emphasis on usefulness rather than appearance. When you open the flyout, Bluetooth devices and accessible Wi-Fi networks display without requiring an additional click.
The way it reworks Windows Widgets and default backgrounds is my favourite aspect of this concept. In addition to the conventional Windows Widget board, the video's "Windows 12" adds the option to pin widgets to the desktop and have the wallpaper react to them. It produces a nice-looking desktop with plenty of opportunity for customization, as well as widgets where they should be.
Finally, the concept's developer gives a different perspective on multitasking by dividing two programs into one window and arranging files into collections within File Explorer (similar to collections in Microsoft Edge).
Overall, I really appreciate how well-made this concept is, the concept it offers, and the way it maintains harmony between the features and the looks. If only Microsoft would take the concepts and use them in the upcoming major release of Windows rather than saturating the platform with intrusive advertisements. Via Neowin