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@Boldline
The term “outdated UI” is not really my thinking; I'm just repeating here
what others have said. I'm totally uneducated when it comes to UI design.
But I think I have a good feel if something work/flow feels good.
Find that flat design philosophy quite annoying. Buttons can still look like buttons.
UI design is not so important to me as long as the tools are easily accessible and
operation is not too cumbersome. Of course, you should be able to read the icons.
Customizability is important to me, and fortunately Vectorstyler offers a lot
in this respect. However, the Toolbars could be a bit more flexible. In CorelDRAW / Xara,
I always created my own toolbar. I'd rather like to use the mouse, than tie my fingers in knots
with keyboard shortcuts.
I don't really know of any program where I admire the user interface, but there are
some that I don't use because of it, Adobe Illustrator is one example. Corel Draw
has abstracted its icons more and more over time so that they have become illegible
in my eyes and I no longer like working with them.I found earlier versions better in terms
of legibility.
Here a Video how flexible Corel Draw Toolbars are
