Aside from simple web app UI&#x27;s, something that is highly overlooked in UI, is customizeability (ability to customize, yeah that word sounds better than it looks). Only a handful of apps get this right. I&#x27;ve been doing UI for a while now so I notice as I used different apps. Adobe apps are pretty good, with consistent icons yet distinguishable, and highly customizeable UI that you can move around and reposition. On the other side, you have Microsoft Office UI that is just shit. I want to headbutt my monitor when I spend more time looking for a command in WORD than in Eclipse, when it&#x27;s supposed to be a fucking word processor! It has no consistency in how its categorized in what seems to be random grouping, very little customization, and they take the liberty of changing drastically from one version to the next with no option to go back. I imagine the UX designers at MS like the Comcast guy from South Park massaging his nipples.<p>Just give the user the ability to customize a lot, and don&#x27;t pay teams of UX to design specific UI that will change again and again.