Of course, if that's a factor I'm guessing it's a small one in comparison to expectations about what "modern" software should look like.
Of course, if that's a factor I'm guessing it's a small one in comparison to expectations about what "modern" software should look like.
It's the customer's time wasted by the UI, but also the customer typically can't be expected to perform enough orders to actually learn a complicated interface.
TUIs persist in industries where there is specialized knowledge needed to even complete the order. For example, an optometrist's office.
Whoops, kids these days don't know that movie
An application I worked on was a GUI but (at the user's request) we loaded that thing up with hotkeys like no other.
Watching experienced employees operate a gui I worked on was a fascinating experience. They were so fucking fast!
I think the problem is that GUI authors often put hotkeys in as an afterthought.