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That is so broad... it's hard to answer. Bad design is consistent, but it's easier to remember the good stuff from way back when then the bad. Can you give mor
by britch 8y ago
That is so broad... it's hard to answer. Bad design is consistent, but it's easier to remember the good stuff from way back when then the bad.
Can you give more details on what you consider modern design and what you consider older design?
- laythea 8y agoI'm talking about the trends as you see it. Everyone will see the trends differently off course, but I suppose there would be some commonality. For me the user interface has been dumbed down in almost all modern software. Microsoft, apple etc. They are all at it! The UI of older software assumes a more knowledgeable user, which, being a more knowledgeable user, drives my preference. I liked the win95/2000 era of UI.