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yes 100% to your link in my experience all screen input has high cognitive workload (even taps, because modern touch UX has small targets and unpredictable an
by awinter-py 3y ago
yes 100% to your link
in my experience all screen input has high cognitive workload
(even taps, because modern touch UX has small targets and unpredictable animation timing when you open a menu)
US navy blamed touch input for a boat collision and swapped out some touchscreens for physical controls
- dredmorbius 3y agoI find I almost always prefer using a stylus to a finger. That's the Onyx's pencil (previously as Staedler, unfortunately since broken). I can see what I'm tapping on with the stylus, positioning is far more precise, and it doesn't smudge the screen. It's still hell for text editing, however. Unless I'm doing actual handwritten note-taking, which might be another option.