I feel like this takes it too far. Complexity may not be a sin, but it is possible to make things much more cohesive. "Modern" UX does involve a lot of dumb an

I feel like this takes it too far. Complexity may not be a sin, but it is possible to make things much more cohesive. "Modern" UX does involve a lot of dumb antipatterns and things that break usability, but I don't think we should throw the baby out with the bathwater here.