In this video I get back to my roots with a simple Windows app review—Fluent Weather on Windows 11, made by gabboxl. It’s a straightforward weather app that leans into Microsoft’s Fluent Design language and WinUI vibes, and at first glance it honestly doesn’t look half bad. The layout gives you a lot of info up front (yeah, it’s a bit of information overload), but the overall presentation still feels clean and modern. Most of my critique is focused on design consistency: the acrylic elements look great when they’re used, but right now the blur/see-through treatment feels uneven across the UI. I call out specific sections where I’d either make everything acrylic or clearly separate “clickable vs non-clickable” surfaces so it doesn’t feel random. I also nitpick alignment in the search area—little spacing and lining-up issues that stand out when you’re trying to polish a Fluent-style interface. Feature-wise, I test refresh behavior and talk about what I wish it did better: I didn’t see reliable auto-refresh, and I really want a saved locations list. If you travel or want to keep tabs on family in different cities, re-searching every time is just unnecessary friction. Overall, it’s a solid start with room to grow.