> There's a short list of things you do to make a button be "button-y", and users know to click on it. Could someone please inform Microsoft of this, so maybe

> There's a short list of things you do to make a button be "button-y", and users know to click on it. Could someone please inform Microsoft of this, so maybe they could try that in "Skype for Business"? I have to use the fucking thing at work, and it's even more afflicted by the fucking Flat Where Everything Looks The Same look than the rest of their apps and OSes. For instance, whenever I'm in a chat with someone and initiate an audio call by clicking on the round blue handset button, it pops up a helpful little tooltip/label in the form of a (squared-off, because Modern) speech bubble! to tell me that what I've just initiated is a "Skype Call". Then I sit there and wait for them to pick up for a while, before I remember that the fucking speech bubble IS A BUTTON, and that I need to click again to start a call. Holy fucking goddamn shit! The absolute worst company at following Microsoft's UI guidelines is... Microsoft. Another example: Just a few hours ago I was switching back and forth between Excel and my text editor, copying stuff from one to the other. Half the time when I though Excel had focus, it didn't -- because the fucking thing can't even de-highlight its bloody title bar! Their interfaces absolutely suck nowadays.