And What About Metro?
And what about Metro (sorry… Modern) design? No more Metro, I suspect… It was a complete disaster and nobody had the strength to admit this failure. I do not blame the guys from Microsoft; it makes a lot of sense to support your own product. Ι put the blame on numerous “soft” -so called- UX designers that adopt and embrace any design that big companies launch, without separating noteworthy from junk products.
Inspired by “Microsoft shows off its Fluent Design changes to Windows 10” from The Verge.
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