We’ve gone far from 640x480 screens, 56Kbps modems, 256 color displays, TFT television screens, dot-matrix printers, and DOS disk cartridges — yet basic user interface necessities are still overlooked. We have retina displays now yet some large companies (like Google) can’t even get the language switching utility on their sign on page done right. This blog, which contains “complaints” about poor user interface utilities one would expect larger companies able to do properly, aims to be helpful by letting them (and budding UI designers) know. Random unhelpful stuff are also posted — I can’t help it. PS. Everyone else talks about and uses UX, CX, etc nowadays, but I’ll stick to UI (user interface) as customer and web (and app) politeness begins here.