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One button is better than two, for people who don’t know how to use two. I imagine the number of such users is higher than most of us here assume.
by the_other 5y ago
One button is better than two, for people who don’t know how to use two. I imagine the number of such users is higher than most of us here assume.
- unityByFreedom 5y ago> One button is better than two, for people who don’t know how to use two. It's like the three seashells. They don't know how to use them.
- karmakaze 5y agoIn the early days of Macintosh they tried hard to make this true. The excessive and inconsistent use of click vs double-click in apps even then was confusing. These days it's hard to find an app that can get by without Cmd+click which is harder than click on the right button, which would be even easier if the right button was physically distinguishable. Long-press is super annoying as well as force click--I never want the action that comes up when I accidentally force-click. With the prevalence of touch phones, the two-finger-tap might be the easiest of them to remember (if not as precise).