I understand but I think I wasn’t clear. Let me make an analogy to be clear. We are here to see the painting. Not the frame design and not the museum. If the f

I understand but I think I wasn’t clear. Let me make an analogy to be clear. We are here to see the painting. Not the frame design and not the museum. If the frame has a cloudy glass with fancy ways to open it, with flower patterns stained on it, it takes considerable strength to unveil it, and it makes you mad when opening it - it gets in the way of enjoying the painting. UX/UI presents the content. In this case : Google’s art experiment is about using ML to discover new insights about NASA’s programs. That’s the content part. That’s the painting.