• @vonxylofon
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    334 months ago

    Braille isn’t very good for quick discernment. It’s much easier to put differently-shaped buttons together or put buttons into different places.

        • @TheObviousSolution@lemm.ee
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          4 months ago

          Now try selecting between each of the buttons 2cm x 1.5cm for a particular button without having to feel the rest or having to glance at it.

          Literally just bumps that are even easier to make than the text on the buttons because they are just part of the plastic mold instead of additional paint jobs. Some people are just hostile to any basic improvement.

          • @EatATaco@lemm.ee
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            34 months ago

            We’re talking about something most people’s minds are not used to interpreting, so I fear that this would just add a layer of mental load for most drivers that would be actually less safe.

          • @bluewing@lemm.ee
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            34 months ago

            You do realize that human touch can differentiate between .01mm? It’s why braille works so easily.

            • @TheObviousSolution@lemm.ee
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              4 months ago

              Imagine trying to both make the argument that braille is too hard to distinguish and that 0.01mm is easy to differentiate in the same thread.

      • @drake@lemmy.sdf.org
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        04 months ago

        Out of curiosity, have you actually spoken to blind people about how useful they find Braille?