SUMMARY
The Usability of connecting to a WIFI network from the systemsettings 

Clicking the plus icon present an option to connect to WIFI,
it then brings up a dialog page, with overwhelming information like ssid, mode, bssid,clone mac address.  

Your average joe does not know what any of the above means, he either quits trying to connect to a wifi or searches the internet on his phone trying to know what the above acronyms/words means,

the second problem arises when the wifi is password protected, he has to figure out that its in the third tab that he has to enter his password, but now he presented with plethora of different security types, he either gives up or again google which is what and figure out which he is using. 

in the end this is not a pleasant experience.  

Possible solution.
When the wifi option is selected, show all the wifi within the range of the device, determine the wifi security from the selected network, then present the necessary option to connect to the network 

for personal network it can just be a password box for enterprise, the username box and other necessary options is added 



STEPS TO REPRODUCE
1. Go to the systemsettings 
2. connection 
3. click plus icon and select wifi 

OBSERVED RESULT
Unpleasant experience 

EXPECTED RESULT
Nice experience 

SOFTWARE/OS VERSIONS
Linux/KDE Plasma: 5.21.2
(available in About System)
KDE Plasma Version: 
KDE Frameworks Version: 5.79
Qt Version: 5.15.2