Accessibility peaked around Windows 95 and Windows 98 when buttons were clearly buttons, scrollbars were clearly scrollbars, and clickable text was in blue and underlined. We're now well past that, and without familiarity with disappearing scrollbars, three-dot menus and other obscure means of navigation, it's very unintuitive to get around. We don't even have manuals anymore if you do want to learn how things are supposed to be used.