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The sad reality is that UX groups don't want to fix existing UIs, they want to design new ones. That's the whole issue here. MS wants to hire and retain the bes
by coliveira 5y ago
The sad reality is that UX groups don't want to fix existing UIs, they want to design new ones. That's the whole issue here. MS wants to hire and retain the best UI people, but those people don't want to fix a UI that was created 20 years ago.
- phkahler 5y ago>> UX groups don't want to fix existing UIs, they want to design new ones. Maybe they need to check their ego at the door and do the job they're paid to do? There's a reason it's called work and not happy-fun-time.