The first dynamic email client: The UI changes based on your habits. Cool idea, or over-engineered? I’m currently building out the backend architecture for a new email client. Our core focus right now is implementing a memory system that learns how you work tracking what you ignore, what you prioritize, and your actual context, rather than just acting as a dumb pipe for messages. While mapping this out, we had a thought that could either be a massive differentiator or a complete UX disaster: what if the entire frontend application reshapes itself based on what the backend learns? Basically, moving away from the static "Inbox/Folders" grid everyone has used for two decades. If the system learns you use email primarily for sales, the UI physically morphs into a Kanban board. If you're an engineer, it structures itself like an issue tracker. It sounds like a great engineering challenge, but I need a reality check before we commit sprints to building this dynamic UI layer.…