The UX of Lego Interface Panels (2020)

[Tomte]

https://interactionmagic.com/UX-LEGO-Interfaces

[Waterluvian]

The section about UI codes got me thinking about all the knobs I love and hate. Crispness and clicking feedback are king.

And it reminded me of this amazing YouTube Channel that reviews knobs without words. Here’s my favourite: https://youtu.be/bDRQRdFaFEo

[jsrcout → Waterluvian]

Ok, that was a lot more entertaining than I expected.

[rkagerer → Waterluvian]

I like the X52 controls, still got a set.

[Moru]

Now can we please stop with touchscreens in cars please? Or knobs that you can't figure what angle they have. I want to be able to set the airflow on the windscreen without taking my eyes off the road or stop and fiddle with a touchscreen...

[samwillis]

Previous discussion from last year:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24035866

(Still worthy of an upvoat. Looks like the site has changed domain)

[george_cave → samwillis]

Thanks! I’m the author and I started out on my own so ported the article to my new website :)

[AtlasBarfed]

My favorites are the original classic space, but then again it was my formative years.

Did the author paint replicas? The prints look really spotty in the pictures.

[rz2k → AtlasBarfed]

Same here. I assumed the upper right square with a cross was a screen though, like an oscilloscope not yet displaying a wave form.

[King-Aaron → AtlasBarfed]

> The prints look really spotty in the pictures.

That's likely just wear on the print

[quinnjh]

A political compass of lego interface panel styles im screaming inside