The operating system of Microsoft Windows 8 brings a new UI that is optimized for touch screen devices. However, not everyone likes the changes made in the software giant's latest OS.
One is Jakob Nielsen, a famous usability expert level (usability) criticizing Windows 8 in a blog post.
Nielsen highlights the interface in modern applications for Windows 8, which he called "hidden features", "complicate the search", and "presents little information" via live tiles display a very active and shows only one window (window).
The biggest problem is the operating system, according to Nielsen, which are located at the two look very different: a traditional desktop and the "Start Screen" in a modern operating system.
"Creating two distinct environments in a single device would cause problems because of the use of confusing the user. These two environments work differently so that the user experience is inconsistent," wrote Nielsen.
Another problem, called Nielsen's view of Windows 8 tablets too skewed to the desktop than a traditional area of Microsoft. "On a regular PC, Windows 8 proverbial monster that terrorized the workers and curb their productivity."
However, Nielsen optimistic Microsoft can fix the shortcomings of Windows 8 operating system next pass. He likened Windows 8 with Windows Vista are enhanced in Windows 7.
"One good thing from Microsoft is that they are always correct mistakes. I hope 'Windows 9' will be fix Windows 8."
Outside criticism Nielsen, desktop environments in Windows 8 itself works well. Users who do not love the "Start Screen" can dwell more on the desktop and just need to call the new screen if needed.
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