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In many cases the UI changes are driven by the desire to attract new users under assumption that the previous UI was not sufficiently attractive.
by fpoling 6y ago
In many cases the UI changes are driven by the desire to attract new users under assumption that the previous UI was not sufficiently attractive.
- GoOnThenDoTell 6y agoAll UIs are clunky in some way or another. Most people are just happy to accept it once they’ve learned it. Changing it every five seconds makes it easier for them to try a competitor, as they’ve lost all the muscle memory