Might sound a bit radical, but you could always take extreme action, and just not buy one if this is the case.
Joking aside, I use the knobs on the front panel of my Axe-FX a lot, but having more than 5 of them to go at without needing to scroll is the thing that floats my boat. I'm going to take a guess that I'll be able to apply most of what I habitually want to get at to 3 or 4 pages, and expect to mainly use just 1 or 2. I'll let you know if it turns out to be worth it, but I'm pretty confident it will.
Liam
Each to their own, but I have mine set up as follows:
Page 1 (default)
Main knobs as per the labelling. 1-2-3 and 4 hare Trim, Overdrive, Dynamic Presence and Dynamic Depth. Toggles I have boost on the drive knob, cut on the bass knob, fat on the mid knob, bright on the treble knob. The Presence is x/y switch. Thats most of what I want to get to.
Page 2 - is for other amp stuff I might want.
Sat drive (amount is on the rotary and the switch toggles on/off), Definition, Character and Character Freq, Bright, Sag and level (duplicate from page 1) on 1-4 I have Neg Feedback, XF Match, Pre amp hardness and dynamic damping. I dont use this page much, but it has its uses.
Page 3 is EQ> Knobs 1-8 are assigned to the amp blocks EQ page, set to 8 band. 1-4 are high res freq and amount, as well as low res freq and amount.
Page 4 is Levels page. Reverb, Delay, Chorus, Flanger, phaser, Rotary, Trem and compressor. Knobs 1-4 are drive level and gains for both drive blocks.
Page 5 is my mix page, and had mix levels for the same FX as Page 4. 1-4 has Drive tone and mix for both drive blocks.
From that I pretty much have everything. Page 1 gets 90% use (and nearer 98% during a live set) - its pretty much what youd have access to on a real amp. Page 2 is useful for deeper editing on occasion. Page 3 is broad EQ sculpting (normally to a room) while 4 and 5 help tune FX to a venue during sound check.
I access each page with a long press of the relevant knob. So from left to right, drive is knob 1 - accesses page 1, bass is knob 2 accesses page 2 etc etc. That makes switching between pages easy and intuitive.