I tend to buy tickets from home and collect them at the station.
The ticket machines have on-screen Querty Keyboards which makes entering the collection number a much longer process that it has to be.
There is often a queue and you can see that some people struggle to find where the letters are, particularly as the display is much lower than your eye level.
As you can only enter one digit at at time why are the letters not listed as ABCDEFG etc.
The Querty keyboard was designed so that you can use all your fingers and thumbs to type quickly. The frequently used letters are seperated from each other.
It is not very useful or practical for entering a long alpha-numeric number, one letter at a time.
The ticket machines have on-screen Querty Keyboards which makes entering the collection number a much longer process that it has to be.
There is often a queue and you can see that some people struggle to find where the letters are, particularly as the display is much lower than your eye level.
As you can only enter one digit at at time why are the letters not listed as ABCDEFG etc.
The Querty keyboard was designed so that you can use all your fingers and thumbs to type quickly. The frequently used letters are seperated from each other.
It is not very useful or practical for entering a long alpha-numeric number, one letter at a time.