Back in October, Microsoft began
testing a new header layout on Outlook.com and other related sites, focusing on improvements to the drop-down menu that allows users to easily switch between some of the company's most popular services, including OneDrive and
Office Online apps.
Since then, the company has rolled out new products, and started to
revise elements of its design language as part of its Windows 10 development process.
We've recently received a couple of tips from Outlook.com users who had spotted minor changes on the site - including color tweaks and the disappearance of the 'Office Online' tile from the drop-down navigation menu. But we've now received a screenshot from one of our readers, shown above, which gives us our first clear look at some of the changes that Microsoft has been testing.
