16 hours ago
- The video 'The Hidden Cost of Clean Design' critiques modern UI/UX, contrasting 'clean' interfaces like Apple Music with 'dated' ones like Winamp.
- Old-school programs like Winamp have distinct visual character and personality, reflecting creator intent, while modern UIs aim for invisibility but often become unintuitive.
- Modern interfaces lack consistent spatial models, using animations that confuse navigation and create disorienting experiences, unlike straightforward older designs.
- The pursuit of 'invisible' design results in multi-dimensional, counter-intuitive structures that make users feel frustrated, contrasting with the clarity of 'dated' interfaces.