This is misleading. The demo looks great because of the animated transitions and the large text. But that would be a pain to use as opposed to viewing in a dem

This is misleading. The demo looks great because of the animated transitions and the large text. But that would be a pain to use as opposed to viewing in a demo. I remember when I used XP I switched to the classic start menu because that worked great. There are still useful things to learn from XP. Depth doesn’t hurt UI/UX. Flatness isn’t the last word in design. Single (or at most dual) lists are better than massive grids of options. We don’t need all the pop ups and promotions. The OS should respond to the user. It shouldn’t keep prompting them.