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The problem has more to do with the excessive number of available commands. My suggestion is to cut the clutter and avoid hierarchical UI elements altogether, r

by kaishin 15y ago

The problem has more to do with the excessive number of available commands. My suggestion is to cut the clutter and avoid hierarchical UI elements altogether, regardless of their nature.

dpark 15y ago
So we're limited to either only exposing a dozen operations or somehow shoving 200 operations into a flat UI? This seems to be rather unrealistic.
- kaishin 15y ago
  A dozen operations may be more than enough for 80% of users. Designing for the remaining 20% is a common UI design mistake.
  - dpark 15y ago
    So basically the rest of the operations simply cannot exist? I guess you'll never burn another disk, or create a new folder for that matter.