> I have no idea why some interfaces hide elements hide and leave the space they'd taken up unused. UI has been taken over by graphic designers and human inter

> I have no idea why some interfaces hide elements hide and leave the space they'd taken up unused. UI has been taken over by graphic designers and human interaction experts have been pushed out. It happened as we started calling it "user experience" rather than "user interface" because people started to worry about the emotional state of the user, rather than being a tool. It became about being form over function, and now we have to worry about holding it wrong when in reality machines are here to serve humans, not the other way around.