In Microsoft's Ignite event, a PC was shown running what at first glance would be Windows 11, but once you pause it and take a better look, you're going to notice that even if the resolution won't allow you to distinguish the smallest details, it's easily noticeable to know that it's a different thing because of a couple of elements. Sack Bowden from Windows Central made a high-res concept of how it would look like. We have a floating taskbar that is now more of a dock, only holding the stored menu, your virtual desks tops and favorite apps. There are a lot of items moved to a top bar, like the weather and widgets icon, a search bar, what looks like an open app's switcher, as well as the time and quick settings. Remember that Microsoft announced that they were released in a major Windows version every three years from now on. So they are probably already working on the next version that could favor a more touch-friendly design and they showed it by accident or purposefully. I think it has a lot of ways to that space, but let me know your opinions in the comments.