Author Topic: How do you keyboard?  (Read 1461 times)

Post your resting positions/keyboarding habits here

I don't think most of us here follow the way they teach people in school. Most people I know have their own custom way of keyboarding depending on how they learned or how they game.

Personally, I have my middle finger on W, Index on D, Ring on A/Shift/Caps lock, Thumb Resting on space, and my pinkie usually free hovering just off or on the keyboard near shift. When I type, I usually use my ring and middle for my right hand, and index and middle for my left hand. I rarely use the other fingers except my thumb for typing space and my pinkie for shift. Sometimes I use the other fingers, but rarely. My hands generally take which keys I need to press with no clear sets, but they tend take halves of the keyboard except for the center keys, where they kind of switch on what fingers do what.



MY H4ND 1S 4 SPID3R.
4LW4YS MOV1NG 4CROSS TH3 K3YBO4RD.

MY H4ND 1S 4 SPID3R.
4LW4YS MOV1NG 4CROSS TH3 K3YBO4RD.
with syntax like that i'd imagine you would despise spiders

All the pointers unless it's shift where three of my right hand fingers go and if it's space and my left hand is closer I use my thumb.

i just threw my hand on the keyboard and it landed in the srfg area

so i guess a little offset from asdf

when i go to type something i usually just use my index finger on my right hand and on my left i use all of my fingers.
my left thumb is usually for space and when i go to press a key i usually just use whatever finger is closest to it

middle - W
index - D
ring - A
pinkie - shift
thumb - v and space

My long-period resting position is asdfjkl; but if I'm pausing mid-thoght it can be anything.

I was going to ask you something similar, OP.
How do you potatoe?

what is with everyone asking how people type recently? jesus christ

what is with everyone asking how people type recently? jesus christ
this

Two fingers and thumb for space bar. Sounds slow, but i get 130wpm

asdf for left hand, jkl; for right hand and space for thumb. I always use the left shift when typing, but the right shift when playing games and what not.