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It might be an unpopular opinion, but IMO the MS Ribbon UI is still one of the best examples of this kind of UI (at least in a somewhat current incarnation).
by dahauns 7y ago
It might be an unpopular opinion, but IMO the MS Ribbon UI is still one of the best examples of this kind of UI (at least in a somewhat current incarnation).
- gmueckl 7y agoMy main criticism of the ribbon is how it radically changes its structure when the window is resized. This creates menus out of formerly top level elements etc. Thus, Word at half screen width is a radically different UI than at full width. Then there are these almost invisible buttons next to the bottom group labels. Some features are hidden behind those but there is no good visual indication that these buttons open dialogs related to features the group. So I am not totally convinced that they are the best in this field.