UI design? Teams has no UI design, but haphazardly aranged buttons that are hard to spot.
I can't describe how bad of experience it is to use.
How does a corp that actively pushes their users/clients into using Teams makes no UX effort.
I can't describe how bad of experience it is to use.
How does a corp that actively pushes their users/clients into using Teams makes no UX effort.
This is the old disk management utility: https://i.imgur.com/AqhYewC.jpg
This is the new one: https://i.imgur.com/DNb0qJl.jpg
While the old was far from perfect, it at least gave visual hints to how partitions relate to disks. The new """design""" is just plain text, some of which is clickable and will reveal "Properties" button. It's up to you to find the hidden clickspots.
I can't believe they are releasing such garbage. Sometimes I wonder: does Satya Nadella use Windows? How is he not raging every time he opens the Settings app?
Teams is 1000x better.
The part I like is how it integrates with outlook. My workflow is pretty email oriented so being able to send an email meeting request and have that meeting seamlessly show up in teams app is really nice.
Same thing when you receive an email from someone you can click their name and dial them via teams (you could do this with skype to but it was dodgy).
Group calls, screen sharing etc. is miles better than Skype.
Not to mention the pain that is moving between office 365 apps.