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I'm not "struggling". I just see the pointless regression. Why defend it? What is gained by defending something worse as if it was progress? Why can't we recogn
by howaboutnope 5y ago
I'm not "struggling". I just see the pointless regression. Why defend it? What is gained by defending something worse as if it was progress? Why can't we recognize flat everything as the failure it is, and make good UI again?
- paulryanrogers 5y agoObjective evidence may be hard to come by. That said, the studies Microsoft did to produce Windows 95 must have paid off, IMO. Despite its different UX it felt significantly easier than Windows 3 and DOS.