The UI focused on reachability and so if you needed a button for something it was placed at the bottom close to your thumb. Remember this here is a phone with 1GB of RAM and a bottom-tier Snapdragon 400 CPU but look! The physics when live tiles are animating or when scrolling again was just a fluid and pleasurable experience. The whole list of apps was a swipe to the left and you would just scroll down to find the app you need or search for the app in the search box right at the top. And these were also quite customizable in how you could move them around and resize them. Of course, we had live tiles that gave a glimpse of information from certain apps.
They arranged menus and buttons in an entirely different way from what Android and iOS did. The windows phone collected heaps of style points when it came to the design of its UI. And that was the Windows Phone experience. They all worked in a very similar looking and feeling manner. For day-to-day use, you could not tell between a 180-dollar phone and a 650-dollar one. It made the experience of every Windows phone the same.
But this aspect of the Windows Phone did something pretty interesting.
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