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The trick is to own your car for a few years at which point you remember where the buttons are by feel. This is the advantage over a touchscreen - you can't le
by bcraven 9mo ago
The trick is to own your car for a few years at which point you remember where the buttons are by feel.
This is the advantage over a touchscreen - you can't learn those by feel.
- mnicky 9mo agoFor frequently used things, like cruise control, just a few months needed.
- tensor 9mo agoI've owned such cars for many years and no, I've never learned all the buttons. Also, I'm not advocating for a touchscreen, but a small number of buttons plus a screen is far more ideal than a massive mess of buttons. This shit has always been a UX nightmare, it sucks that it's coming back.
- array_key_first 9mo agoI knew all the buttons on my steering wheel within weeks. They're very convenient because your hands are already on the wheel. Touchscreen buttons are just not a replacement. Yeah, there's, like, I don't know, 25 buttons if you count the stalks? That's a lot I guess, but I wouldn't want to turn down my music or skip the track by looking over at a touch screen and guessing.