> Be easier to use for someone with long fingernails (hello Nosferatu)
Long nails are somewhat common as an aesthetic/cosmetic choice usually for women (ime). No need to make a joke around accessible design.
> Be easier to use for someone with long fingernails (hello Nosferatu)
Long nails are somewhat common as an aesthetic/cosmetic choice usually for women (ime). No need to make a joke around accessible design.
Aren't long nails difficult for anything that requires finger dexterity, like in touch screen phones?
Also the parent comment reminded me of this: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=VjpcLplkMUs
A phone that works with long nails is also likely to be far more accessible to people with all sorts of hand mobility or motor control problems.
I feel no need not to make a joke around it.
Even with short nails, keys that are too shallow or without contour be rather jarring to use.