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> That being said, the Teams UX will slowly and steadily improve. That's not the Microsoft way. It'll accumulate features without ever deprecating bad features
by shermozle 7y ago
> That being said, the Teams UX will slowly and steadily improve.
That's not the Microsoft way. It'll accumulate features without ever deprecating bad features, not fundamentally improve. Look at Outlook. That terrible threading has its roots there. There'll be _someone_ out there who loves it, so it'll never go away.
- vezycash 7y agoThey've changed. Now they routinely redesign stuff. Add stuff that no one wants and cripple or remove those they want. And then make it slower. Outlook web is a perfect example. It's 10x slower since the last redesign and their exclusive killer feature - SWEEP no longer works for me.
- evilotto 7y agoHave you sent feedback?
- vezycash 7y agoHaving lived through Windows phone's saga, Windows 8, 8.1, 10 and the first set of outlook.com redesigns, I know one this - their feedback tool is a placebo button, a self therapy session to get stuff off one's chest. Microsoft doesn't listen to feedback through their official channels. They might step back temporarily when there's overwhelming negative outcry from the news but they'll definitely attempt it again after a while.