It is a bit more than a tendency; the article in question is promising to mutate it in ways you don't like.
> The UI feels increasingly dated and clunky by modern standards, and the team increasingly hates using it, especially the new hires. It needs a UI refresh.
The odds are something like 1:20 that this is a change current users appreciate. Anyone talking about interfaces being "dated" is a risk to users.
> The UI feels increasingly dated and clunky by modern standards, and the team increasingly hates using it, especially the new hires. It needs a UI refresh.
The odds are something like 1:20 that this is a change current users appreciate. Anyone talking about interfaces being "dated" is a risk to users.