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Fixing Windows 10's Default UI Theme (Part 1: Light Mode)

====================================== Thanks for watching! Part 2:    • Fixing Windows 10's Default Theme (Pa...   This is my attempt/concept for fixing windows 10's default light design introduced with version 1903. Which if you want, you can use yourself with the provided links in the description below. My goal is to make the Windows 10 UI less flat, and more pleasant while ensuring the original design is intact instead of just reverting to an older design and throwing the baby out with the bathwater, making a more faithful successor to what came before with prior windows versions while ensuring the utility and consistency of the operating system's interface. What I did was look at Windows XP and 7 and found a fairly easy fix for 10. Adding the start text back to avoid confusion, making the taskbar glassy and transparent, adding a metro styled windows 7 start menu as well as allowing for the early windows 10 menu to be used with the click of the mouse wheel, then using a more colorful default wallpaper styled like windows 7. The current default UI is rather distracting and hard on the eyes for 3 main reasons: 1. The wallpaper is far too blue, drab, and blown out. Leading to half of the light rays on the left looking more like a void, which is why they introduced wallpapers after windows 95, as people found it distracting to look into a flat void. 2. The taskbar is overcrowded and confusing, adding a bunch of clunky, flat, and slow apps and systems which seemingly attempt to fix an issue with people just downloading new apps instead of using the primitive defaults but putting them in one store instead of requiring you to download google instead. But people do it anyway because these apps are prone to jamming, are slow, clunky, unpleasant to look at, and usually lack common features found in free software made by some furry on github. 3. The apps are inconsistent, leading to jarring jumps between dark and light UIs that distract users as their eyes adjust to the change in lighting. This alongside older apps and programs from prior operating systems that lack theme and UI options lead to an inconsistent experience that can be hard on new users due to a lack of consistent systems, duplicated menus, placebo choices, forced updates with vague and unhelpful patch notes, and spyware, and many other annoyances and destructive and manipulative changes that make windows 10 into an unpleasant experience. Here are the resources and programs I used to make this theme: Start Menu: https://github.com/Open-Shell/Open-Sh... Start Menu Button with start text: https://github.com/Open-Shell/Open-Sh... Wallpaper: https://www.deviantart.com/xreamed/ar... This is on windows 10 ameliorated. I won't link that but you can find it fairly easily online in the internet archive. Then I colored it blue and set the taskbar to blue as well with glass set at 50 opacity. Hope this helps. Happy Easter! ====================================== My Website: https://threeofspades.weebly.com/ My Games: https://threeofspades.weebly.com/game... Other Social Media: https://threeofspades.weebly.com/soci... Discord Server   / discord   #windows #windows10 #ui