I can't point to any studies (though I imagine that they must have
done some internally) but it is an interesting point you raise, to
wit: why does a device with variable font size, ostensibly a huge
selling point for the boomer market, have such a cramped keyboard?
My father, who just turned 60,
I'm wondering if anyone has any study results regarding the usability of the
Kindle keyboard. I'm concerned that the keyboard might be too small (hard to
read and cramped) for an elderly person with visual/physical impairments.
Thanks!
Sean Bentley
Senior Content Provider, UI Text
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