The overall layout still stays fairly close to QWERTY, so it feels quick to adapt to. Some letters use double-taps, but it doesn’t seem too inconvenient in practice.
Since it uses fewer and larger keys, thumb movement and touch accuracy feel more comfortable on smartphones.
What do you think of this kind of layout as a secondary keyboard alongside regular QWERTY?
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This explains the upgrades from QWERTY mini to QWERTY mini Pro.
The initial key layout may feel unfamiliar, and there is a slight delay with double-tap input. However, most users adapt immediately, although achieving high-speed typing may take a bit more time.
QWERTY mini is a mobile-optimized keyboard designed to work alongside QWERTY.
I’d really appreciate any feedback, especially from people who type a lot on mobile.
QWERTY mini Pro enhances the original design with improved usability and flexibility.
In standard mode, one-handed typing is very comfortable using just tap and double-tap.
However, for average-sized hands, it works best on smartphones around 6 inches or smaller.
QWERTY feels cramped on small phones.
But QWERTY mini's fewer, larger keys make typing easier with fewer typos.
What keyboard do you usually use on a small phone?
