TheMadFretter
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Touch … touch … touch … touch … press … press … ok. Finally.Agreed. Good UI should reduce the steps to do anything (or the most likely things) without then making it more complicated to remember how.
Like them or not, for nav and some other things, touchscreens excel over dedicated buttons and knobs. For other things, not so much.
There always can be UI improvement, whether old-school or 'new-fangled'.
If you want it to work. Make it a button.
Note buttons are easy to replace. False touch screens are not.
My $800 iPhone doesn’t always work.