Look, man, with One UI 7 finally hitting the final stretch, every time I see a setup screen, I just gotta shake my head. It looks rough, you know? Like, Samsung's been cooking this up for what feels like ages, and you're telling me they couldn't nail down the basics of consistent spacing throughout the UI? Seriously? We're talking about a massive company here, and for some reason, they can't get these little design details right. It's honestly a bummer. The overall vibe of One UI 7 is actually pretty sweet and clean, a nice step up from their older look, but **bleep**, if they just took a second to sweat the small stuff and make the UI feel consistent.
I still think One UI is the best Android skin out there, no doubt. It's so flexible and you can tweak practically everything – it's miles ahead of what Google or Xiaomi are doing. But these little visual snags keep holding it back, you feel me? And I'm really hoping that with One UI 7.1 or even 8, Samsung finally takes a good look at this and irons out all these design quirks.
I know a bit about UI, enough to know when something just looks... off. I get that widgets are meant to be different sizes and all that, but come on, there's gotta be smarter ways to handle it. I see these widget packs for KWGT that cost a couple of bucks and they look cleaner (even if they don't do as much). But it's not just widgets, it's little bits and pieces all over the UI that just don't line up right. It's like, come on, Samsung, you're so close to perfect, just fix these little annoyances!
