> Am I the only one, or are others also experiencing this issue as well with totally "flat" designs? I was under the impression that this was the main gripe ab

> Am I the only one, or are others also experiencing this issue as well with totally "flat" designs? I was under the impression that this was the main gripe about flat interfaces. It sure seems pretty compelling to me. Flat may be pretty, but it is demonstrably less intuitive, less functional. It seems to me that the people advocating flat interfaces have completely missed the point of form following function, having chosen a less usable interface for what are essentially aesthetic reasons.