@Swae

😜 https://nymchat.app

I think NightSkies (the good old app from before) had some of the best UI I’ve seen.

is openux? 💀

noterm.app

I gotta give it to #dantotsu that app is a thing of beauty 👏 (I'm not sure about the safety of this link because the app has been taken down on Github) https://dantotsu.org/ https://github.com/rebelonion/Dantotsu

Nah just coincidence

I cannot recall which is the most beautiful ever, on top of mind I like the STRIKE app.

Really like the UI of Logseq. It is functional clean, but still allows editing markdown. Really like the way every block is displayed as priview unless one modifies the markdown. I am primarily speaking about the Desktop app. In Android I always had some problems navigating.

Nothing beats internet explorer with every possible toolbar enabled that was installed automatically with your free trial CDs. Every tool you could ever need right there. No app has ever topped it.

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For me and my friends it was Google Plus before they leaned super hard into the material design. They did it twice too, changed it up over and over. We definitely felt there was a golden age though. The circles feature was awesome and loved that we could Instant Message each other straight from there, go into a group chat, then into a voice/video chat too. https://youtu.be/QnANHd_kqBQ?si=xOsrqLsNWuKBg5qF

I deepky miss the old instant messenger UX, where messages would pop up on screen. I guess pidgin was my favorite. It made for a different experience than having a place to check for messages. I'd love to see a modern messaging tool with wide adoption use it. XMPP is still available but there's no getting those years back when EVERYONE used it.

My mind goes back to some of those amazing anti-usability flash animated sites of the early naughties. Landscapes with easter eggs.

LocoScript on Amstrad PCW

As an iPhone user. The Liquid Glass they implemented is beautiful.

vim. Superb UI.

The Masters app Every year for the last decade

Winamp