> The case against complex UI hides the fact that nobody wants to take their time to learn a piece of software anymore. Just look at the shitshow Google or Mic

> The case against complex UI hides the fact that nobody wants to take their time to learn a piece of software anymore. Just look at the shitshow Google or Microsoft UIs are. Every couple of months, somebody decides that UI elements must change shape or place or must be hidden based on "context" or behind hamburger menus. Nobody wants to continously learn and relearn the same interface (hello ribon)