Affordances of a screenless writing interface

This post was written first with my screenless writing interface, and then edited in Ghost, which I use to publish blog posts to this website. The extent of my edits were fixing typos and reworking the introduction and conclusion a little bit.My original concern when brainstorming the idea of a keyboard with which you could type but had no other means of interaction was that the accuracy of writing would be hard to maintain. This concern is not as significant as I thought now I am using the device. Indeed, sometimes you need to try a technology out to really build an impression of how it feels.And so I am also writing this post with my screenless writing setup, both to continue experimenting with the medium but also to capture an idea I had that I wanted to explore: the various affordances of different writing interfaces.In discussion in a Matrix server I am in about this project, I realised that this device may be more appropriate for creating a first draft of a project. Even if the…