Here is a brief overview of Valve's redesigned Steam user interface

If you've followed Valve and Steam development news, you've probably heard about a fabulous overhaul of the UI in recent years.

Pavel Djundik, creator of the popular leakage and data mining website, Steam Database, shared some pictures showing Valve's redesigned Steam interface.

The plans represent a developing version and are part of a PDF file distributed at a presentation organized by Valve in January. The user interface looks radically different from the leak of 2017, which was found in Steam's own files.

It seems that Valve has been redesigned, well, the redesign. It is difficult to judge from these photos how everything will be fine with the current client. This type of collage / mosaic format is new to Steam, but it has been used in other major digital stores like Xbox, and even in many EA Sports games menus.

Valve wants the new user interface to have a "rich display of content" and can combine traditional store information with community-created content, achievements, official events in the game, and developer blogs.

Of course, the current iteration of the store contains all of this, but many of these features are scattered all over the page, as many of them have been incorporated into the existing model, which is itself old. .

Valve has already made reference to this mysterious review of the Steam UI many times during developer conferences. In January, a product designer at Valve said the development of the redesign continues, but that's about it.