> wouldn't that apply to anything you don't use regularly? Doesn't apply to well-designed GUI programs. In good GUIs features are discoverable, you don't need

> wouldn't that apply to anything you don't use regularly? Doesn't apply to well-designed GUI programs. In good GUIs features are discoverable, you don't need prior knowledge or documentation to use software. Experience speeds things up, e.g. keyboard shortcuts are faster than menus or buttons. That's optional though, one can still use the software without these shortcuts.