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Computing has matured a bit and now 4 years after launch there aren't radically new capabilities available to make a new release impressive. Windows 95 gave yo
by jrumbut 6y ago
Computing has matured a bit and now 4 years after launch there aren't radically new capabilities available to make a new release impressive.
Windows 95 gave you all kinds of stuff Windows 3.1 didn't have, Nintendo 64 vs SNES is another example.
Users want upgrades, not redesigns. If you give them a upgrade, no one cares about whitespace or rounded corners, that's why those things used to be an afterthought.
- HeadsUpHigh 6y agoYes at some point UI/UX will need to come to the realization that they aren't that needed anymore for a lot of the software people use. Right now the industry has large amounts of money to pump in useless redesigns but this won't be forever.