Windows 95 remains the pinnacle of clear, discoverable GUI.
It's like the companies rolling out UI elements don't even bother running them past people, and are guided solely by what the design department thinks looks cool that day.
It's like the companies rolling out UI elements don't even bother running them past people, and are guided solely by what the design department thinks looks cool that day.
Clickable things should have some minimal skeuomorphic detail and scrollbars need to be a minimum of some thickness.
* Officially called the McAfee Antivirus, but I've never understood why