I'm sure that without that feedback mistakes can happen that might be blamed on UI (didn't press the start/reheat/&c. button all the way through). Similar thoug

I'm sure that without that feedback mistakes can happen that might be blamed on UI (didn't press the start/reheat/&c. button all the way through). Similar thought process to most touchscreen keyboards which have feedback (sound or haptic) by default because it's probably going to be a hurdle for users. Reminds me of the first time I installed a Linux distro which didn't disable the system beep (Debian w/o X)… surprising how this vastly and immediately changes UX. It's actually an interesting way to practice making fewer mistakes but it's a good thing that no UI relies on system beep any more. A big ol' beep/nobeep switch on ovens would be a nice thing.