08/06/2009 @ 07:00
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Microsoft's Marc Whitten
The second thing was, it became a little tough to add any functionality. And so as a result we were getting deeper and deeper and deeper nested menus and things like that. And so in terms of usability and a speed of innovation perspective, we were finding that we just didn't have the ability to move as fast as we or our community wanted. And so we spent a lot of time really re-thinking the experience from a different perspective.
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