True, but I think there might be limits. I hate to think what 90's designers would have done with the massive screen real estate we have available today. Would

True, but I think there might be limits. I hate to think what 90's designers would have done with the massive screen real estate we have available today. Would it have been worse or would they have realized they'd saturated the human brains ability to separate objects? Interestingly, the Google home page has more stuff on it today than it did back in 2001, but appears less crufty. Good layout seems to help eliminate some of the cruft. Stuff that used to all be relegated more or less to the center of the screen has been pushed away from the main search box; available, but not interfering. http://wayback.archive.org/web/20010119175000/http://www.google.com/ http://wayback.archive.org/web/20010119175000/http://www.goo... versus https://www.google.com https://www.google.com Mobile is definitely cruftier, but mainly because of the smaller screen real estate and because if you don't have their app installed, they add a modal to prompt you to get it.