Cars are the best example of how decades of usability tests, feedback and research can evolve the UX of the driver tremendously. How many things we do at the ca

Cars are the best example of how decades of usability tests, feedback and research can evolve the UX of the driver tremendously. How many things we do at the car without even looking at the controls (because we need to pay attention to the road). Then comes the industry "foreigners", ignore everything that was learnt and put all controls behind the screens "because we need to be minimalist". Now the UX inside the car is worse because drivers need to look to the screen (and away from the road) to find the AC control (I had a though time finding it on a Polestar the other day).