> It's what you get when you put graphic designers in charge of a user interface. You're wrong. That's what you get when engineering-companies start to care ab

> It's what you get when you put graphic designers in charge of a user interface. You're wrong. That's what you get when engineering-companies start to care about design: they think design means decoration and don't focus on how it works, just on how it looks. A real graphic designer would know better than to fiddle around rippling effects when real issues are at stake.