Source: Thurrott.com The new Office.com portal look.
What you need to know
- The Office.com portal is getting a new look.
- The interface is cleaner than the previous version, with different icon placement and more.
- The redesign appears to only be rolling out for commercial customer right now. Microsoft has yet to announce the revamp
Microsoft today began rolling out a fresh new look for the Office.com portal for commercial customers. The redesign brings a clean look that also incorporates a bit of Microsoft's Fluent Design language and icons for each service or app flanking the left side.
The redesign was initially discovered by Aggiornamenti Lumia and detailed by Thurrott.com, but Microsoft hasn't formally announced it yet. At least for now, the new design only appears to be rolling out for commercial customers. Presumably, Microsoft 365 personal and family susbscribers will also see the revamp as well. Eventually.
Source: Windows Central The current Office.com portal for personal subscribers.
We'll continue to update you on Microsoft's plans for the new look once it's officially announced. In the meantime, what do you think of the revamp? Let us know in the comments.

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