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That is a by-product, and a testament, to the complexity of the software. Take Word. It has millions of users around the world. And everyone of them uses at mo
by kumarvvr 6y ago
That is a by-product, and a testament, to the complexity of the software.
Take Word. It has millions of users around the world. And everyone of them uses at most a different 20% set of the full features 80% of the time.
But, it's only one software. It has to satisfy everyone.
So you end up with a reasonably complex UI that everyone has to bear.
However, you can customize it, and I wish there was more documentation and more effort put into customization of the menus.
I mean, let there be a menu customization system that is fully drag and drop, rather than the clunky stuff presently there. It would be a game changer.