rbarr+FollowEdge Menu Overload: Design or Disaster?Anyone else notice Microsoft Edge’s settings menu is now so packed it doesn’t fit on a single screen? The new tab group shortcut tipped it over the edge—literally. I get that features are great, but is endless scrolling the answer? Should Microsoft let us customize what shows up, or is this just the cost of innovation? Curious how you all feel about UI bloat versus functionality—where’s the sweet spot? #Tech #MicrosoftEdge #UIDesign00Share
Christina Pearson+FollowIs Apple’s Liquid Glass a Design Fail?Apple’s new Liquid Glass interface is stirring up serious debate. Some call it a stunning leap forward, while others say it’s a usability nightmare—blurry icons, hard-to-read menus, and distracting transparency. Is this bold move a sign Apple’s lost its design edge, or is it just ahead of its time? Would you trade clarity for a futuristic look? Let’s hear your take on form versus function in UI design. #AppleDebate #LiquidGlass #UIDesign #Tech00Share
Ashley Turner+FollowAndroid 16’s Bold New Look: Hot or Not?Android 16 is teasing a major design overhaul with Material 3 Expressive—think bolder icons, background blur, and a shift away from those classic round app icons. I’m loving the fresh UI vibes, but are these tweaks just catching up to what Xiaomi and Samsung already do? Is Android finally leading, or just borrowing? Would you want a squarer, more colorful interface on your phone? Let’s debate! #Android16 #Material3 #UIDesign #TechDebate #MobileInnovation #Tech00Share
Mr. John Rice+FollowAndroid’s New Look: Sleek or Soulless?Android 16 is hiding a bold redesign—think thinner, sharper, and way less bloated. The notification shelf and volume slider are finally getting a diet, and the lock screen will shift colors to match your vibe. But will this sleeker style make Android feel more modern, or strip away its character? Would you trade playful design for a cleaner, more efficient interface? Let’s debate: is this the refresh Android needs, or a step too far? #Android16 #UIDesign #TechDebate #MobileInnovation #Tech60Share
