Though I can see the argument that if I was building an app with keybinds as controls rather than mouse primarly, probably a framework like this would be the wa

Though I can see the argument that if I was building an app with keybinds as controls rather than mouse primarly, probably a framework like this would be the way to go. Those old terminal apps that used to be used in banks, car hire places, airports, pharmacies and the like were _extremely efficient_ to use when you got to know them. Like, anything could be done with a few muscle-memory keystrokes. I always think of them when I’m in a line and an employee is busy peering and mousing around. I’m not sure how you could convince a company to go back to something like that though - it just _seems_ so unintuitively unapproachable at first. Maybe if you got a few high profile clients and they could publish how much more efficient they were (presuming they were)?