> Touchscreens require significant user visual attention. You can't just feel for the button while watching the road and the traffic, you have to look at the sc

> Touchscreens require significant user visual attention. You can't just feel for the button while watching the road and the traffic, you have to look at the screen and place your finger. If only that were the extent of it! The deeper problem is there is no haptic feedback to let you know a press was registered, so even after you find the location your focus gets drawn in to watching to make sure your press registers. And this gets even worse with controls you need to press many times in a row.