Keyboard: Huckel on F and J - that's what they're meant for

You may have asked yourself why there is a bump on the F and J on the keyboard. In this article, we explain what these markings are for.

Keyboard: There is a buck on F and J

The current keyboard layout is called Qwertz layout and is intended to make typing easier.

• The Huckel give the arrangement of the basic position of the fingers.
• The Huckel on the F is used to orient the left hand on the keyboard.
• Because the left index finger is always in contact with the button on the F key, the other fingers can be arranged to the left of it.
• The basic position of the left hand is on the ASDF buttons.
• The hump on the J key is used to orient the right hand. The other fingers line up on the right.
• The basic position of the right hand is on the JKL keys.
• As a result, the experienced writer always has an orientation where the desired letters are located without having to look at the keyboard.

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