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    1. Scott Jenson‏Verified account @scottjenson May 25

      When I see poorly executed UI like this, I get all passive aggressive and tweet about it. However, I do hope pointing it out and possibly even discussing it, makes it less likely to happenpic.twitter.com/RZA3qfgro9

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    2. Steven Hoober‏ @shoobe01 May 25
      Replying to @scottjenson

      I am comfortable assuming that many people are — like me — at least partly driven by guilt. If a designer won’t do the right thing for truly caring, ethics, etc. at least they can worry about being called out for it!

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       ⚜️ Dave Hogue  ⚜️‏ @DaveHogue May 25
      Replying to @shoobe01 @scottjenson

      I don't think there is a designer anywhere near that team. One of the things that amazes me about Microsoft is how they choose to keep UIs created in 1995 (or earlier) embedded deep within new designs and product versions. The product is so big no one knows what's in it anymore.

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        1. Scott Jenson‏Verified account @scottjenson May 25
          Replying to @DaveHogue @shoobe01

          I think you nailed it. This is legacy code that no one dares touch. It's very existence proves how spaghetti-code-ish windows 10 is as an experience

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        2. Steven Hoober‏ @shoobe01 May 25
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          But old school they did. Seen people talk about it. They had design early to set frameworks, and purportedly to do every detailed layout. Wouldn’t be surprised if revisions are engineering-only though. Sadly.

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        3.  ⚜️ Dave Hogue  ⚜️‏ @DaveHogue May 25
          Replying to @shoobe01 @scottjenson

          I think it's also a good example of how a design system without a corresponding development / build system that separates interface presentation from functionality means that designers can update anything, but that nothing will propagate. The UI build is still very manual.

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        2. An Angry Woman‏ @cwodtke May 25
          Replying to @DaveHogue @shoobe01 @scottjenson

          Complaining from the outside is a tricky business. We don't know what testing they've done, what resources they have, what constraints. We complain (without testing,) saying it's obvious, but if it was possible to change for the better wouldn't they?

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        3. Scott Jenson‏Verified account @scottjenson May 25
          Replying to @cwodtke @DaveHogue @shoobe01

          This is, by any possible stretch, a sloppy and confusing design why it hasn't been fixed is irrelevant to how it presents

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        4. An Angry Woman‏ @cwodtke May 25
          Replying to @scottjenson @DaveHogue @shoobe01

          You can make a good argument that showing this as a bad example and explaining how it fails on twitter is a teachable moment to any young designer who thinks to emulate it.

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