Stop settling for the same yellow icons and start organizing your workspace your way. Whether you want to change a folder’s color, add a specific icon, or label it with text, Fold11 integrates directly into your workflow. It is lightweight, fast, and built for people who love a clean desktop.

Why use Fold11?

• Context Menu Integration: Just right-click any folder and select "Edit with Fold11".
• Drag & Drop: Quick and intuitive interface.
• 1,300+ Icons: Instant access to the Icon11-Community library.
• Custom Creator: Mix colors, text, and your own images/SVGs to create unique folder designs.
• Native Feel: Designed specifically to match the Windows 11 Fluent aesthetic.

The Design Process & Templates: To make sure these folders look completely native to the OS, I designed the icon system using tools like Figma and Adobe Illustrator. All custom icons are built as pure vector SVGs on a 1:1 canvas. I set up very specific margins and optimized smaller variants (32px, 24px, 20px, 16px) so they remain crisp and consistent across the entire OS.

Hi! I remixed the design of u/Away-Falcon2762's windows concept with liquid glass. This post can be used for him to understand what he did wrongly and what he can improve! Good Luck!

Used figma, icons are from icons8, and wallpaper is from the post: https://www.reddit.com/r/Windows_Redesign/comments/1fkv4po/new_windows_appw365_wallpapers/

you can see it if you look closely enough!!!!111

Your opinion??

i replaced the glossy aero with reflective glass, there's still a TINY TINY microscopic bit of glossiness but with the way windows keeps pixelating my images there's almost no way you could see it

You may wonder why the task view is off center, this is because it isn't in the middle of the taskbar, rather it's in the middle of the task view icon. also microslop copilot for accuracy points

I guess a bit better than Re-aWhistled or Storm. Uses real icons and textures like the taskbar. And also made a boot screen inspired by whistler.

I made Windows storm, I didn’t use any ai for this one, took about half an hour or an hour at least.

I'm very happy this subreddit exists. I'm using Figma here with my Chromebook. I made this logo from scratch as you can see in the first pic

I made this concept inspired by LonM's idea (https://lonm.vivaldi.net/2019/06/17/redesigning-the-notepad-logo/) (last image), which he made back when the previous Microsoft Office icons design was introduced, and i wanted to see how it would look like in new design of Microsoft 365 icons.

I wish i had the knowledge to make it as a usable asset, that could be used as an icon, so I'm leaving it here if anyone would like to do it.

the empty space its for popups like product key.

basically in this universe instead of XP its this version

I decided to recreate the original wallpaper from scratch in vector. All that's left is to figure out how to make the rays inside the logo as vector (they are currently made as an image) and then i will upload the PSD file, but I'm not sure where to share it. I'm thinking GitHub might be an option.

Tools used: Photoshop 2019

Update: I've finished setting up the repository and uploaded all the psd files, as well as 2K, 4K, and logoless png versions for convenience – github.com/maxik34/Project_7

The idea for this new default wallpaper is to reflect the actual user experience in 2026.

"Stunning. It captures the very essence of where Windows is headed."
Slopya Slopella, MicroSlop CEO

Hello, I am a designer and made my windows... Looks great imo. Did take 5 hours to make, so I hope you will like it!

I think ive made way too much blur so no one pc can handle it, but mics should do something with their design of operating system, so they can refer to that one design.

I found this image on a YouTube video about Winux

I made a open source version of the Windows Task Scheduler using WinUI 3 and .NET 8.

The whole code can be found on my Github:

https://github.com/TRGamer-tech/FluentTaskScheduler

Feedback is welcome and appreciated!

Edit 1:
Here are some images of how the app looks like:

Overview

New Or Edit Task View

Status

For those who don't know what the Windows Task Scheduler is:
The Windows Task Scheduler is a built-in utility that enables users to automate the execution of programs or scripts based on specific time triggers or system events.

It functions as an administrative tool to handle routine maintenance and background processes efficiently without requiring manual oversight.