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Microsoft's new Xbox Home UI, which was tested last year, is set to launch in 2023. However, fans have not been impressed with the current tiled interface, which doesn't show the backgrounds, dynamic plans, and wallpapers available on the console. Instead, the new Xbox Home UI has become a big Xbox Game Pass ad. Fortunately, Microsoft listens to the feedback and acknowledges the messy interface. In a recent blog article, Ivy Krislov, senior product chef responsible for Xbox experiences, announced that the company works with rafraîchir the experience Home, concentrating on the balance between accessibility, functionality and the besoins of community. "You told us that the changes to the top of Home didn't give you enough room to leverage your backgrounds and that it felt cluttered," Krislov said. "We are working to balance experience, accessibility, function and the needs of our community and provide you with a great and refreshed hospitality experience."
As a result, Microsoft is removing the new Xbox Home UI for testers and pausing the experience to prepare for bigger changes. Krislov promised that the Xbox team would share more information about the new Xbox Home UI soon.
Microsoft's decision to take a break and make changes is encouraging to Xbox fans. The company has redesigned the Xbox Dashboard multiple times over the past decade and added some useful features in recent years. Discord integration, night mode, and power saving options are just some of the features Microsoft has added.
Although the release date for the new Xbox Home UI is still a long way off, fans can take comfort in knowing that Microsoft is hard at work incorporating their feedback into the new design. Hopefully, the revamped launch experience will show off the console's dynamic backgrounds and allow for more customization. We'll just have to wait and see what Microsoft has in store for us!
