EV Charging App Hides Advanced Scheduling Behind Unlabeled Icon
Drivers of an EV charging app struggle to find the delayed/last-minute charging feature because the control is a small graphic-like icon with no visible affordance as a button. Even AI assistants failed to locate the setting reliably, forcing users to hunt through menus for a feature they know exists but can't find.
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