I disagree with the article for two reasons: 1. Many computer-illiterate users always click to switch from one input to another, so clicking on a select does n

I disagree with the article for two reasons: 1. Many computer-illiterate users always click to switch from one input to another, so clicking on a select does not make them much slower 2. Many users are not aware that the text part of a radio button is actually clickable and will loose time precisely aiming at the round circle to select it. And they are unfortunately often right to aim at the circle because of the many loosely design pages which do not make the text part of a radio button clickable.