![]() You’ll still be able to use the older, three-line ribbon if you prefer. Microsoft spent the most time talking about the Mac in terms of visual and UX changes, but the biggest change coming to the Windows version (pictured above) is a streamlined ribbon that is now just one line of commands, with a button right on the ribbon for adding or removing buttons and commands. ![]() In both cases, the new design direction borrows from Outlook for iOS. Microsoft gave a brief look at the coming updates during the Ignite conference a couple of weeks ago, and both The Verge and MSPoweruser dug into the changes. Microsoft has big design changes planned for Outlook on both the Windows and Mac platforms-but especially the Mac.
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