> I assume if I filed a Feedback asking for the old System Preferences design back, Apple would close my request with the reason "works as designed". I think

> I assume if I filed a Feedback asking for the old System Preferences design back, Apple would close my request with the reason "works as designed". I think any person reviewing feedback that is simply I don't like it and I want the old thing would dismiss it. The author makes compelling arguments which I agree with. So, they should open Feedback Assistant and make several tickets for each one of the issues identified. I know I will be doing the same. Hopefully Apple has reasonable people reviewing it. This is just the first few days of Ventura so there is time for improvements. My personal opinion is that this change to Settings seems like change for no good reason. I see some reviewers making the connection that it looks more like iPad OS. But I really think that is a stupid reason for this change. I think Apple should of been more focused on the UX of the existing design. For example, say you launch Microsoft Teams for the first time. It asks you to go to System Preferences and enable Accessibility. You may go to System Preferences and click on the Accessibility icon. However that is the wrong icon. What you are actually looking for is in Security & Privacy, then click on the Privacy tab to then click Accessibility from the list.