I've said it before, but I genuinely think Windows 95 is the pinnacle of UX. It is amazingly intuitive. The use of depth and colors is streets ahead of the con

I've said it before, but I genuinely think Windows 95 is the pinnacle of UX. It is amazingly intuitive. The use of depth and colors is streets ahead of the contemporary flat GUIs. You never have to guess the type or state of a widget, or where it begins or ends. Buttons typically have both icons and text. Icons to make it quicker to navigate, text makes it accessible without being fluent in Linear B ideograms.