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I'd say a bad UI that is stable and familiar to the majority of users is actually a better UX than some new thing. See the MS Office "ribbon" interface for a go

I'd say a bad UI that is stable and familiar to the majority of users is actually a better UX than some new thing. See the MS Office "ribbon" interface for a good example. Car manufacturers don't try to reinvent the steering wheel & pedals UI every couple years.

whatisthiseven 7y ago
That is basically the motto of the Bloomberg Terminal, so I would agree with that to some extent.