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Even VW's physical buttons don't guarantee an intuitive UI. I tried to set the clock on a Jetta and had to look it up online. At first I went through the infota
by kmoser 3y ago
Even VW's physical buttons don't guarantee an intuitive UI. I tried to set the clock on a Jetta and had to look it up online. At first I went through the infotainment system's screen, which had settings for just about everything else. Why not the clock? Who knows. Anyway, there was a promising looking button on the dashboard to the right of the steering wheel (i.e. fairly near the clock) that did something with the clock, but no combination of pressing it actually let me actually set the clock. It turns out there is a second button on the dashboard, on the left side of the steering wheel, that is used to configure whether you are setting the hours or minutes, and must be used in conjunction with the button on the right side of the dash. I consider this a hard UI fail.
- ProllyInfamous 3y ago>I consider this a hard UI fail. Absolutely. I shall henceforth refer to this as the Kmoser UX Test: Can the clock be set intuitively?