Fluent isn't just a look - it's a user-centered design system built for scale and accessibility.

As UI trends evolve, Fluent keeps

influencing modern interfaces. It's subtle, practical, and reaches billions #UITrends

of users daily. #DesignSystems #Windows11

With Windows 11 and Fluent 2, the style is even more polished:

Rounded corners
New 3D icons
Responsive layout
Balancing clarity, accessibility, and personality.

It's everywhere in the Microsoft ecosystem.

Fluent design elements include:

Acrylic (blurred transparency)
Reveal effects on hover
Soft shadows
Subtle motion
Clean iconography

You've seen Fluent in action in:

Windows 10/11

Microsoft Office

Xbox

Teams

OneDrive and more

Fluent's five pillars:

Light

Depth

Motion

Material

Scale

They form a framework for building clean, dynamic and responsive interfaces.

Fluent Design was introduced in 2017 as the next step after the Metro style. It brought back depth, motion, transparency, and light as core principles.

Neumorphism started in 2019 with independent Figma designers. This aesthetic was inspired by glassmorphism, a style that gained importance in the mid-2010s. It introduces the appearance of glass in UI design through transparency, gradients, rounded corners, and subtle shadows.