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The music player is straight up gone. Lets just slip that under everyone's noses!
All the convenient buttons and windows that displayed and had everything you could need have now been hidden away.
The top guides have been cast back into obscurity. (at least the "free steam points" spam might die out now)
Each of the menus opens up partially minimized and you have to then rescale them before use.
No sharp edges?
Well if you're on Win11 on the window edges will rounded. I suppose you can throw in the play/install button with rounded corners. The notification and news button at the top right along with your profile icon.
But after that Steam has a lot of pointy edges in it's design. So that part is not entirely true that it rely on round edges.
Minimalistic design? That would mean most buttons being removed and only showing things like install button or the play button.
Steam is currently showing massive amount of information to the user at once. There are people who where annoyed with how much it showed to people at once.
Bright colors? What the Blue text when you're in any of the main sections? The rest is either grey or dark grey unless it's a games box art.
This was the previous design.
https://mspoweruser.com/steam-library-ui-update-2019/
Basically 95% the same as now.
Every other client menu seems to be on the place it used to. I don't see it that much of a big deal.
The music player in Steam has always been a barely functional afterthought no one at Valve bothered to give a slice of love.
wtf is this ?