Microsoft executives say Windows 8 Ribbon is imperative

Since Microsoft announced that it will add the "Ribbon" interface to the Windows 8 system, the company has been facing many criticisms and complaints. But Windows executive Steven · Steven Sinofsky said the move was meaningful. Microsoft last week showed Windows 8 file manager for Windows 8 that has joined the "Ribbon" interface. Microsoft project management director Alex · Alex Simons wrote on his blog that using the "Ribbon" interface will "allow us to create an optimized file management".

Stephen · Steven Sinofsky, president of Microsoft's Windows and Windows Live division, subsequently published a blog post that provides more details about the Windows 8 interface, including the "Ribbon" interface and “Metro"; how the interface coexists.

The Snofsky blog has received a lot of feedback about the "Ribbon" interface, most of which are negative. In another blog post, he responded to this feedback and made it clear that although he knew why some people might not like the “Ribbon” interface, Microsoft will still add this interface to the Windows 8 system. He said: "We have taken into account many of the criticisms that will surface (of the ribbon). We chose the Ribbon mechanism, and for those who believe that this choice is flawed, we don't have much else to do except to express disagreement. ”