It is still true in some part.
But now most of web pages getting sucks.
One of the big problems is it gets complex.
Since they have many many good programmers, they may want to add many many functions on pages.
But now it harms user interface.
Let's see the Google search first.

But the searching result page is wasting space at the end of the page.

Gmail also get sucks.
Today I was surprised that the top most line becomes double lines in this way:

Why is it not a single noun but several words?
I though once I click it, it will disappear, but it didn't.
Actually the other Google services tends to have a longer and complex top most line.

Why do they make user interface worse?
Google Reader is also sucks.
Most of Google services does not use "Frame" style, which is forbidden tag in HTML.
But Google reader has fixed frames.

I hardly use "searching" in RSS reader. Why do I need to keep it there all the time.
Because of them, I cannot use my screen for reading articles.
I believe Google need more competitors.
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