A bit off topic (not related to street design in any way): to me the "interface designed by engineers" looks much better than the one made by UX designers. Ok,

A bit off topic (not related to street design in any way): to me the "interface designed by engineers" looks much better than the one made by UX designers. Ok, it doesn't actually _look_ better from a purely aesthetical point of view, but you can basically do everything with it, whereas the other one uses a huge amount of space on the screen, probably uses 4x more energy for rendering, and the amount of possible interaction is very low. While the engineer-designed UI looks complex and might make users afraid (at least at a first glance), it empowers them to do what they want. The second one has someone else taking most decisions (whence almost no options), which is a scary trend in current UI/UX/applications design. People should stop thinking that users are stupid.