3 ms·
i don't have and concrete UX recommendations, but for me (a casual Office user) it always somehow manages to show both too much and too little... i.e. there's t
by uryga 6y ago
i don't have and concrete UX recommendations, but for me (a casual Office user) it always somehow manages to show both too much and too little... i.e. there's this distracting mess of buttons and fields on the top bar, but i still have to fish around various tabs to find what i'm looking for. and i can never remember which tab stuff is in, kind of like the way they grouped things in the Win10 Settings app
- tjchear 6y agoI had the same problem with menus too, so I thought ribbon was helpful because it showed most of everything I needed and I just had to give the whole ribbon a quick glance over to find what I needed. Admittedly my needs were simple enough that I never had to hunt around very much.