Outlook see the upcoming email client

Microsoft is known to be preparing to integrate Outlook across multiple platforms, something the company discussed at the Ignite conference last year. The email client is expected to move to an online platform backed by what the company calls Outlook on the web Powered Experiences (or simply OPX) and is rumored to come with the upcoming Project Monarch.

While the app is expected to be released in preview form later this year and is set for a public release in 2022, Microsoft appears to have posted a screenshot in the release notes for the latest build for the Office Insiders Beta Channel.

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Notes contains an image consisting of two Outlook windows, with the window in the foreground showing the new Explorer feature. However, the background has a new design that includes new icons, a refreshed left window and rounded window corners. At the moment the design you see above is not something that is released for Insiders, which shows that the company probably published a mock-up for the upcoming email client and not for the final product.

In addition, the image looks more like the email client version than the web application - which makes sense since the integrations that Microsoft is preparing for Outlook are expected to be implemented on the WEB. However, there are title bar icons that make the screenshots look like a merge of the desktop email client and the web application.

It's possible that the Redmond company is preparing a refreshed design for desktops to align with the upcoming Sun Valley update of Windows 10 before moving forward with the release of OPX.

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