I don't do software development, I simply use it. :) I'm talking more about form-function and a GUI interface being provided as an alternative to a CLI. Don't

I don't do software development, I simply use it. :) I'm talking more about form-function and a GUI interface being provided as an alternative to a CLI. Don't have 500 options buried under the "Options" menu. Be a bit biased on 'trivial' details to lower the amount of information a user needs to know/remember. Organize things in a reasonable manner. I've seen a music player where the play button was on the bottom left corner but if you wanted to skip the track or pause - the buttons were on the right. If you wanted to load a new directory to play music from you had to use "black magic" (read: hotkeys) of "ctrl+u" to open a prompt that asked for the directory to read from. As you might imagine - the UX was terrible.