It always seems odd to me that people want to readdress solved problems. When I mean solved in this case I mean reached a level of usability where the design be

It always seems odd to me that people want to readdress solved problems. When I mean solved in this case I mean reached a level of usability where the design became stable, then familiar, then standard/de jure. The oppprtunities for improvement here are minuscule, and nonexistent if you take into account familiarity and expectation. We should save this kind of blue sky redesign for new or less solved design problems and stop making people’s experience worse in pursuit of some noble but misguided strive for constant and relentless disruption.