A touch typing routine you can keep beside a working day: the home row, which finger takes each key, fifteen minutes a day on free sites, and accuracy first.
Every shortcut, keyboard and app on this site rests on one skill. This section is about that skill: touch typing, speed and accuracy, the tests and practice sites, other layouts, and other ways to get words in, from dictation to one-handed typing. Comfort here means habits and setup, such as breaks and keyboard height; pain is a question for a clinician.
If you never learned properly, how to learn touch typing as an adult is a daily routine that fits beside a working day: the home row, which finger takes each key, fifteen minutes on free sites, and accuracy before speed.
Inside Learning to touch type · , Typing speed and tests · , Practice sites and games · , Accuracy before speed · , Alternative layouts · , Typing for kids · , Laptop versus external keyboard · , One-handed and accessible typing · , Dictation and voice typing · , Breaks and hand comfort
