I don't think that's true. That may be true for a completely new interface—sure, a well-designed interface should be intuitive from the start. However, after navigating macOS X's interface for more years than I'd like to count, it will obviously take some time to become familiar with a shift in color. The interface isn't completely broken, but an opposite shift in color can be daunting for any interface.
I don't think that's true. That may be true for a completely new interface—sure, a well-designed interface should be intuitive from the start. However, after navigating macOS X's interface for more years than I'd like to count, it will obviously take some time to become familiar with a shift in color. The interface isn't completely broken, but an opposite shift in color can be daunting for any interface.