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How Microsoft learned from its past mistakes to embrace an “open design” philosophy, which integrates hardware and software for more inclusive designs

A new open design challenge for a 44-year-old company  —  One room at Microsoft's headquarters represents everything that's changed about its design philosophy. Tweets: @tomwarren and @ow Tweets: Tom Warren / @tomwarren : This is the future of Microsoft design. I visited Microsoft HQ to talk to designers and the leaders in charge to find out how Microsoft has learned from the past to redesign its future hardware / software. It's all about Fluent design, and much much more: https://www.theverge.com/... pic.twitter.com/xUb7Al67LF Owen Williams / @ow : Microsoft being focused on design is a great thing! It's just a shame that two years into Fluent design, it is yet to implement it consistently at all in Windows http://www.theverge.com/...

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