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Dmitry Dulepov wrote a very nice article about UI changes in the TYPO3 backend. It's about the topic how one could change the UI of an existing product without distracting the user.
Neither me nor Dmitry are against changes. But everyone has to keep in mind, that changing everything from one version to the next isn't always the best idea. On the other hand I'm not that pessimistic as Dmitry but I see the danger in big UI changes if they don't make too much sense.
Anyway, read his article and decide on your own.
What TYPO3 backend do we need?
Greets,
Thomas
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#1: Martin Adler commented on Thursday, 12-06-08 12:44
I mostly agree with Dimitri. IMHO if a UI change is planned, it should only be done in close coordination with HCI specialists. And in the Web 2.0 era, I believe the backend could use a re-design.
Martin