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>> Windows incrementally removed the "Start" button and had to roll back. I mean, flat out removing something, by definition, is not incremental.
by enraged_camel 6y ago
>> Windows incrementally removed the "Start" button and had to roll back.
I mean, flat out removing something, by definition, is not incremental.
- bryanrasmussen 6y agoI don't remember how it happened as I had moved off of Windows in that period, maybe they made it slowly opaque over a couple releases.
- sooheon 6y agoIf you can’t remove elements, you can’t refine design incrementally.
- artificial 6y agoThey should've shrunk the button down each release. For any features I plan to remove I'll gradually make them smaller.
- internet2000 6y agoThe corner still worked as a start menu, and they told you that on first run. It was as incremental as possible.
- wyattpeak 6y ago"They told you it was there" from a UX perspective is about as good as it not being there.
- Tagbert 6y agoDidn’t they keep the “start” button but change the menu to the full screen Win8 version until they brought back the menu for Win10?