Touch targets are the parts of the screen that respond to user input. They extend beyond the visual bounds of an element. For example, a button may appear to be�...

Touch targets include the area that responds to user input. Touch targets extend beyond the visual bounds of an element: An element like an icon may appear to�...

7 jul 2023 � The read-only target property of the Touch interface returns the (EventTarget) on which the touch contact started when it was first placed�...

5 may 2019 � Touch targets need to be large enough to (1) discern what the target is, and (2) to accurately acquire them. View–tap asymmetry occurs when�...

Touch is particularly problematic as it is an input mechanism with coarse precision. Users lack the same level of fine control when using inputs such as a mouse�...

4 oct 2021 � This topic describes the use of contact geometry for touch targeting and provides best practices for targeting in Windows Runtime apps.

27 abr 2023 � Practical guidelines to prevent rage taps and rage clicks with accessible tap targets for icons, links and buttons — on desktop and on�...

4 abr 2018 � A touch target of this size results in a physical size of about 9mm, regardless of screen size. The recommended target size for touchscreen�...

The recommended size of touch targets is 7 – 10mm. This size is equivalent to the smallest average finger. An interactive target area should be at least 7 x 7�...