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This is what UI design used to be like
Exactly what you needed in focus. Everything else just noticeable enough to be findable. Sigh
The image shows a screenshot of the Discord desktop application running on a Linux distribution, The Discord window is centered, displaying the gamingonlinux server. On the left sidebar, the server list is visible, showing a few circular server icons. The currently selected server is gamingonlinux, and below that, the channel list is displayed under "TEXT CHANNELS," with #linux-gaming highlighted as the active channel. Other channels like #gaming-news, #linux_news, #offtopic, and #tech-support are also visible. The main chat area in the center shows a conversation thread. Messages from users "Unhero," "ÄlveKatt," "Samsai," and "Booker" are visible, with timestamps dating back to May 3 and 4, 2017. The messages include text, a mention of a "Swedish retro adventure game," and a Steam store link preview for a game, displaying a "Steam Blog" embed. On the right side, the member list is open, categorized by roles such as "EDITOR," "PATREON SUPPORTER," and "ONLINE." Users like "BTRE," "LiamD," "Samsai," "gaardon," and others are listed with their avatars and status indicators. Some users have "Playing..." statuses, indicating they are in-game. The Discord window has a title bar at the top with the channel name #linux-gaming - Discord and window controls on the right. The overall UI is clean, with the familiar dark gray background and white/light gray text characteristic of Discord's design from that period.