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> You go to a button labeled "START". It has clearly labeled folders called "Accessories", "Programs", "Internet" etc and then you get to where you want to. For
by peatmoss 9y ago
> You go to a button labeled "START". It has clearly labeled folders called "Accessories", "Programs", "Internet" etc and then you get to where you want to. For 90% of the UIs, a tree like that is a perfectly good data structure.
The strict hierarchy of the start menu was admittedly pretty nice, right up until (I think) Windows XP, where they started having the weird bifurcation at the parent level.