The elevator buttons at my dentist's office in Boise are the worst I've ever pushed
I was at my dentist's office in Boise last Tuesday and the elevator buttons there are these flat metal squares with zero travel to them. You push and nothing moves, no click, no give, just a faint beep that may or may not happen. I stood there for a solid 5 seconds not knowing if I had actually pressed the button or just touched warm metal. For a building full of people on painkillers, that seems like a bad design choice. Does anyone know why offices keep installing these flat touch panels when a real button with some travel costs basically the same?