We’re updating Visual Studio's UI to be cohesive with Fluent design principles, making Visual Studio a productive workspace for everyone.

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The Microsoft Fluent design language provides a unified framework to create and deliver more productive, consistent, and accessible applications. The current visual language (which hasn’t been updated since Visual Studio 2012) has limitations for many customers. The new UI updates focus on three main pillars: cohesiveness, accessibility, and productivity.

Visual Studio UI Refresh

Kaitlin Brooks Senior Art Director, Developer Division Design Team

Cherry Wang Design Developer, Developer Division Design Team

Dante Gagne Senior Product Manager, Visual Studio

Interesting use of Colors, Weight, and Indentations to increase the sense of space and for clear demarcations between regions. This surely leads to reduced visual noise. Appreciate the focus on making it user-friendly for us developers.

Interesting use of Colors, Weight, and Indentations to increase the sense of space and for clear demarcations between regions. This surely leads to reduced visual noise. Appreciate the focus on making it user-friendly for us developers

Update software is super important. Especially when you develop Front-end application as end user product. You should design and implement that in consistence way. Keep packages update to date. Fluent UI Kit in all frameworks like React Typescript, Dart/Flutter is fantastic. Thanks to all contributors.