Tesla’s Touchscreen UI: A Case Study of Car-Dashboard User Interface
Teslas Touchscreen UI A Case Study of CarDashboard User Interface
Tesla’s Touchscreen UI: A Case Study of Car-Dashboard User Interface
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For those of us who learned how to drive a few decades ago, driving a modern car is a completely different experience. New cars come with rear-view cameras, obstacle sensors, parking assistance, lane-change assistance, adaptive cruise controls, autopilot driving, and even web browsers. Many of these features should make driving a safer and more comfortable activity. And they will — but only if car designers understand the most basic fact about human attention: it’s limited. And if they design these sophisticated car features so that they don’t take away cognitive resources from the basic task, which is driving.
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tesla’s touchscreen ui: a case study of car-dashboard user interface
Beyond Usability: 3 User Experiences Reshaping Their Industries
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Tesla’s Touchscreen UI: A Case Study of Car-Dashboard User Interface
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When to Use Which User-Experience Research Methods
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tesla’s touchscreen ui: a case study of car-dashboard user interface
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User Skills Improving, But Only Slightly
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