No, Ashish, the change will most definitely NOT make me more productive and actually causes me to get less out of Acrobat. In fact, if the new look were what I had to look forward to, I would be better off converting the PDF to Word, making the necessary edits, and saving it back as a PDF. As is, the new look makes my job entirely frustrating, more time-consuming, and that means a loss of revenue. Stop trying to "fix" something that is not a problem. Acrobat works just fine! Quit trying to break it!!!

Hi, We appreciate the time and effort you took to leave us a remark since we're constantly searching for ways to make Acrobat better.

We acknowledge that the new Acrobat represents a notable change, however we hope that as you get familiar with the new interface, you are able to be more productive & get more out of Acrobat.

With the new update we have also increased the overall contrast of the icons and button in the app.

We are also updated our helpx page that will assist you better - https://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/using/new-acrobat-experience.html

Please stay tuned for more of our upcoming releases as we are constantly working on improving the new experience.

Thanks! Yes, that solves the issue. I discovered that after posting my "idea."
The issue with the whole matter is that Adobe didn't give me the option to use the new view. I closed a PDF I had been working on for hours and when I reopened it...TA DA! Not the kind of good surprise one expects. Opened DC on my other computer and there too was the new view. Thought I was stuck with it. Whew!

how to get back to the more natual and organic user interface by going Menu and then selecting "Disable New Acrobat" for anyone having issues with the bad UI.