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Most of all, I hope this finally helps convince more teams that their tools need customization of their UI, so that users can get the best workflows out of them. And for people to stop applying 2000's website UX/UI paradigms to professional daily use tools. Please stop, you can't blindly do that!

Nice, this video is already doing quite a bit better than my previous ones. Thank you to everyone that subscribed!

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A peek behind the curtain: These are the thumbnails and titles I have set up so far. None of them sound particularly outstanding to me, but it is helpful for them to pull folks in, because that raises the click-through-rate on youtube, which then shows the video to more people. A perpetual cycle.

Is it? In the video I do really argue for there being no sensible defaults, and no best practices, so it doesn’t feel overt. What makes you feel it’s overt or provocative? I’m happy to see how it comes across!