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It's not about the UI. It's about the tactile feel and being able to reach and touch a knob while keeping your eyes on the road.
by bloodyplonker22 3y ago
It's not about the UI. It's about the tactile feel and being able to reach and touch a knob while keeping your eyes on the road.
- webprofusion 3y agoI agree some drivers prefer real buttons, I disagree that "Drivers hate touchscreens" as it implies 100%. I manage fine with just a touch screen and a few basic controls on the steering wheel. If you're driving you shouldn't be fiddling with anything extraneous. Lights/windshield wipers should be automatic in 99% of circumstances and if they're not then that's what needs to be improved. You shouldn't need to reach for anything because if you do that's already either a design fail or operator error.