Tell me about the standards of the Microsoft Design Language user interface.

Microsoft Design Language (formerly known as Metro) is a set of principles and standards for creating user interfaces focused on simplicity, cleanliness, and ease of perception. The main features and standards include:

• Content Focus: The interface is minimalist, without unnecessary decorations, so that the user concentrates on the content.
• Typography: Use of large, clear fonts with an emphasis on readability.
• Tile Design: Use of square and rectangular tiles that can contain live content (Live Tiles).
• Animations and Transitions: Smooth and logical, helping to navigate the interface.
• Color Palette: Bright but not shouting colors, often with an emphasis on contrast.
• Responsiveness: The interface should work well on different devices and screens.

Example: in Windows 10 and 11, many system applications use these standards — tile-based start screen, clear typography, and simple navigation.