It’s not the change that’s the issue. It’s the lack of context for what icons do without clicking them. Text offers that context. But maybe the ribbon wasn’t t

It’s not the change that’s the issue. It’s the lack of context for what icons do without clicking them. Text offers that context. But maybe the ribbon wasn’t the best example of my earlier point about the UI needs of sporadic users vs regular users. Or maybe it illustrates the point really we’ll but the context should be casual users vs power users rather than the frequency of usage?