#software usability

How do you find software that's actually easy to use right out of the box?

Has anyone else noticed UX in modern software just keeps getting worse?

Has good UX ever convinced you to stick with a clunky piece of software?

Does “user-friendly” design just mean dumbing down software for people who refuse to learn?

How do you design a UX that feels intuitive but doesn’t dumb down the software for power users?

Do open-source projects actually have better UX, or do developers just tolerate the pain?

How do you deal with software updates that ruin a perfectly good UX?