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I see it differently: UI needs have gotten more complex. Like how we used to have web sites that said "best viewed in 800x600 in Netscape Navigator" we rarely design one size fits all UIs any more like we did in Delphi.

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There's nothing in "modern" UI that cannot be done with Lazarus GUI Builder: Dynamic layouts? check, anchors? check, flexbox? check, custom components? check nested hierarchies of elements? HIDPI? check Vector Graphics? check Multiresolution? check and so on. All of them compiled to native (and looking native) on every platform under the sun. As said before, GUI design peaked in the 90's

Does that extend to internationalisation or accessibility?

(Real questions, Lazarus was before my time)

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