A Quiz Designed to Give You Fitts¶
Tognazzini, B. (1999). A Quiz Designed to Give You Fitts. AskTog.
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Domain-specific¶
- Fitts's Law
- This is why the macOS global menu bar sits flush against the top edge of the screen (you can fling the cursor upward without overshooting), and why screen corners — infinitely wide in two directions at once — are prime real estate for high-value controls such as the macOS hot corners
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- This is why the macOS global menu bar sits flush against the top edge of the screen (you can fling the cursor upward without overshooting), and why screen corners — infinitely wide in two directions at once — are prime real estate for high-value controls such as the macOS hot corners
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