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You're right in that with a physical control you still probably glance at it as you're reaching for it, but you don't have to keep your eyes on it the whole tim
by SoftTalker 4mo ago
You're right in that with a physical control you still probably glance at it as you're reaching for it, but you don't have to keep your eyes on it the whole time unlike a touch screen. With a touch-screen there's no feedback that your finger is on the button and that you have actually pressed it. With a physical control, button, knob, or slider once you have your hand on it you can manipulate it without looking. They demand momentary glances, not seconds of constant focus.