For this type of application, I definitely agree with you. One thing I find super intriguing about Defter Notes is that it's the first "spatial" application I've seen where you can freely rotate the canvas. It sounds like such a little detail, but it really makes it feel like you're manipulating a large physical piece of paper existing in its own space, rather than a two-dimensional canvas mediated by the computer.

tberni wrote:

>From my point of view interface design is an issue that affects the
function, although sometimes we may think that it only concerns
aesthetics. I have tested ZoomNotes for a while, I recognize that it is
powerful, but I can't handle it. You said it yourself: its design and
interface is not very intuitive. And I add that it is very ugly!