Why you should design for thumbs, not cursors
Smartphone-dominated lifestyles push interfaces onto increasingly-cramped touchscreens where overworked thumbs handle most-interactions on busy-screens every-single-day. Mobile screens sit in our palms during commutes, meetings, meals and late-night scrolling sessions. Yet many interfaces still behave like tiny desktop sites that expect precise cursor movements and patient users. When controls hide in unreachable corners, people stretch, shift…
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