Yesyesyes. This as well as "everything needs to be done in JS", even static pages. Gnome (ongoing dumbification since gnome), Canonical (Unity, although HUD wa

Yesyesyes. This as well as "everything needs to be done in JS", even static pages. Gnome (ongoing dumbification since gnome), Canonical (Unity, although HUD was a nice idea), Microsoft (ribbon, although it has some decent ideas) etc etc. There is room for huge improvements in UI: more search-friendlyness, a way to explain scary buttons in mobile UIs since they don't naturally seem to support hover etc etc Dumbifying things, both by assuming your users are useless and cannot learn new features, as well as just plain weird ideas like breaking alt-tab without checking (Unity) or hiding save button in Office behind what looks like a logo (MS ribbon early edition) should hopefully be less important.