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Really? Their UI/UX within a call is the worst of the major video conferencing tools, IMO.

• netr0ute 5y ago
  I think it's because we power users want more from a UI, but to Average Joe, Zoom is great because all the simple stuff is easy to understand.
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  • hnlmorg 5y ago
    I've got to agree with the GP on this. I would argue Zoom is one of the least simple to understand UIs. - It's multi-window (like WebEx). Whereas Teams and Meets is a single window interface - It has a great many options and not all of them are immediately obvious. Like how filters are hidden behind then stop cam button I'm not saying I'm a fan of MS Teams nor Google Meets either. But they do have a much slicker UI.
    • littlecranky67 5y ago
      Teams gas recently switched to multi window, too.
      • hnlmorg 5y ago
        That's not been my experience. Is that an opt in (ie none default behaviour) or a specific Teams client running on a specific machine? I've used the Mac, Linux and Windows client regularly up until 2 months ago (using pretty much the default settings) and since it's just been the Mac client.
  • cycomanic 5y ago
    I can tell you that this is pretty much everyone. I've just experienced this in some interviews and conferences where people were using Zoom and Teams for the first time. There was definitely much more confusion when using Zoom than teams. How do I share my screen? How do I open the participants/chat when sharing the screen ... The interface especially when sharing a screen is absolutely horrible.