Users do not generally want less. It is not unusual in Corporations to actually compare features before a buying decision and there is always a strong perceptio

Users do not generally want less. It is not unusual in Corporations to actually compare features before a buying decision and there is always a strong perception that the software has more value if it has more features. It also ensures that your competition always stays a few months behind you. B U T, users want simpler interfaces and quick ways to find something. So KISS the UI, but complexify the rest may be one good proposition. If you consider library API's as a UI for coders here is an example from jQuery: $().css(data); NOT $().getCss(data); $().setCss(data); More complexity in the library, less complexity in the API's UI.