The phone-makers bringing back buttons
We need more buttons. What is the deal with flat design these days? I cannot figure out where to click. Have you used Windows 10 recently or a trendy website lately? It&#x27;s a disaster in terms of UX.<p>The same problem exists with hardware as well. I&#x27;m specifically thinking of the kitchen, but I&#x27;ve encountered it in many places. I recently moved into an apartment with &#x27;modern&#x27; appliances have substituted buttons for flat surfaces you press or knobs that are difficult and unintuitive. For the first time - I had to read the manual to figure out how to work my refrigerator, range, and microwave.<p>Buttons are intuitive, easy to use, and when they do not work it becomes apparent that something is broken or faulty. Why are we getting rid of them?