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Fusion 360 is sadly the best example of "lessons not learned" when it comes to user interface and HCI. Autodesk has such great applications like 3ds max and AutoCAD (Windows, the Mac version is terrible, but that is another story) that are more then perfect in terms of the UI, but Fusion 360 tries to do what Windows 8 did also wrong: A complex system tries to hide everything underneath a simplistic GUI and divest the user of intuitive control. As a result you have to perform 10 times more clicks or configure yourself the GUI to fit your basic needs like pinning tools from the submenus to the main toolbar which is time consuming and frustrating - if you are even able to find what you were looking for.
I would like to see a classic window frame where all the commands are logically grouped and not floating in your modelling view. I think the whole overlay drawings are one of the problems relating to performance issues and rendering glitches that I am experiencing with Fusion 360.
