Microsoft took to their blog to outline the framework for universal apps between Windows 10, Windows Phone and, potentially, Xbox One.
The company calls universal apps “mobile experiences,” meaning they’ll be able to work across a variety of devices. The apps will have a set of standards that mean their UI is standardised, no matter the device.
The apps will also provide an “adaptive user experience”, changing to the size of the screen you’re using.
“Because Windows handles all of these inputs, we free you from needing to worry about how to parse the input for meaning – you only need to worry about which inputs are appropriate for your app and we’ll determine if they are present and parse the intent for you,” Microsoft said.
You can read the blog in full here.
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