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*Oh, and the freaky tab-above-the-tabs thing on the title bar.* For me, that specifically spells of bad design. It looks like a multi-headed monster committee
by tomlin 15y ago
*Oh, and the freaky tab-above-the-tabs thing on the title bar.*
For me, that specifically spells of bad design. It looks like a multi-headed monster committee shouted, "WELL CAN'T YOU JUST PUT IT UP IN THE TITLE BAR?????"
- iaskwhy 15y agoIt's a context menu, it isn't always there, just when you select something that have special options.
- ugh 15y agoNow, that doesn’t really change anything, does it? You know, I like the ribbon and I think it’s great UI design, at least for certain tasks, but it is very, very ugly. There has to be a better way to put the elements together.
- iaskwhy 15y agoI understand your point but if it's only there 5% of the time then it kind of changes something, right? I like the idea and it makes sense design-wise (as in the hierarchy of commands from the most used to the not used at all) but after all these years I'm still not sure how I like it. I feel lost even with apps I use all the time (Excel or Word). But it's way better than what they had before ("millions" of buttons).