@froztbyte @tommorris While you're absolutely right, TBH, I'd like to see _more_ flagrantly low-tech electrical and electronics devices. Less sophistication, less wireless, more mechanical knobs and dials, please.I am shopping for kitchens, gods have mercy upon me, and when I raise the notion of _accessibility_ in cooker hobs -- the current trend is blank glass squares with only touch controls, and my mum's nearly blind -- it blows their tiny minds. With glasses, my eyesight is fine. But I do not wear glasses in the shower, for obvious reasons. The microscopic patches of blue and red used to communicate "hot" and "cold" are invisible to me without specs on.Make this a legal requirement. All appliances must make allowance for visual, auditory and motor deficits, or you can't sell them. To anyone. Even keen-eyed youth.
