Newer Windows looks a little bit inconvenient for a keybord sequence lover

I've been using Windows 8.1 PC for half years.

I've missed the user interface of Windows XP with desktop and windows start button.

I think what is convenient about the Start button is you can easily assess applications or files (actually shortcuts) you want to access by assigning favorable name so that you can reach simple key sequence like [Start button] - [U (Shutdown menu)] - [U (Shutdown)] or, [Start button] - [The initial spell of the shortcut you want to access].

On Windows 8.1, we regained the Start button, but you need to use right click to use the menus if you want to shutdown or access explorer.
If you are familiar with access applications or files by key sequences, the default setting of newer Windows may look a little bit more inconvenient.
I'm on the way to find the setting how I can make best use of the keyboard to access programs or files.

I'm wondering if key-sequence lovers are becoming out of date, while smartphones and tablet PCs are more and more popular.

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