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Aim trainin

Find yer rhythm. Hit yer mark.

A quiet place tae practice mouse or touch control. Pick yer targets, settle intae a short session, an see speed an accuracy side by side.

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Blue target rings, a cursor an a dotted path in a saft paper illustration

Practice

Set up yer session

Move atween random targets. Click or tap the blue centre, then find the next yin.

Ane target. Yer ain pace.

Yer session sterts wi the first target. Misses count, sae aim for a comfortable balance.

Yer practice ower time

Compare sessions wi similar settins. Thir are yer ain results, no a rankin.

Yer first session sterts the story. Finish a practice tae see yer history here.

A wee practice wi a clear purpose

Flick mode changes the target's place efter ilka hit. Trackin keeps a target movin. Precision sterts wi a smawer target, that ye can adjust. Speed is active only in trackin mode. Mouse, touch an pen work; keyboard target activation is left oot o pointer scores.

A few useful answers

Will this improve my performance in gemmes?

It gies ye repeatit practice at pointin at thir targets. Transfer tae gemmes is uncertain an depends on their controls an demands. Treat yer history as task practice, no a prediction o gemme skill.

Why dae my scores change atween devices?

Screen size, refresh rate, pointer sensitivity, target size an mouse or touch input aw affect this task. Keep them similar whan comparin sessions.

Sources an materials

Fitts (1954), The information capacity of the human motor system in controlling the amplitude of movement. Background on the speed–accuracy relationship; this tool isnae a validated Fitts's law assessment.