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How to Type Faster?

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Tip 1: “Sharpen your tools” – Keyboard Take a look at your keyboard. What kind of keyboard are you using? A membrane keyboard, a mechanical keyboard, or your laptop keyboard. It’s time to change a typing mechanical keyboard! How can a mechanical keyboard make a huge change to your productivity? Keep reading! The most featured difference between a mechanical keyboard and a membrane keyboard (including laptop keyboards) is each key having a mechanical switch. Keys work separately, having no effect on each other. Tactile mechanical switches (brown switches) provide your fingers reaction every time when you type. “Clicky” mechanical switches (blue switches) offer you the feedback through sound. Unconsciously, your typing speeds up, and the accuracy increases. Generally, brown switches and blue switches are better at typing. Only blue switches are somehow louder, not so suitable used in an office.

Tip 2: Practice Touch-Typing Typing is a skill that needs some practice, so as touch-typing. Touch-typing means that you don’t have to look at the letters, and you rely on the muscle memory to type. Without watching the letters, your typing speed and accuracy will improve a lot eventually. Some people may suggest you use a blank keyboard from the start. In my opinion, it varies from people. Some people already have a good typing habit, whereas others don’t. I suggest you use a normal keyboard at first. Once you are used to the correct finger position, and you can change a blank one to train yourself. A blank keyboard can help you to resist the temptation of looking at the letters, forcing you to type through finger memory.

Tip 3: Use Shortcuts We spend plenty of time to practice, and sometimes we forget the easiest and most effective way: remember some shortcuts. It wouldn’t take you much time to learn some basic keyboard shortcuts, whereas they really help.

Tip 4: Ergonomics People pay increasing attention to ergonomics, including those who want to improve their typing skills and those who spend plenty of time in typing, working or gaming. Ergonomics has covered the keyboards, the chairs, and the desks. All these elements could affect your typing speed and typing fatigue. However, investment in those ergonomics equipment is not necessary. You can improve typing speed and reduce typing fatigue according to the following instructions.
Check the instructions here: https://www.velocifiretech.com/tips-and-instructions-of-typing-faster-2018/




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MrMarcie69
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Sep 30, 2019
On a serious note, I learned touch typing this year after 35 years typing with 3 and a half fingers. I'm at 69WPM at the moment and with normal text around 55WPM and still but slowly progressing. It's at the moment just typing a lot of text as practice and some speedtests plus a 10 minute speedtest every day. Focusing to be as accurate as I can be cause mistakes kill your speed. I also use mechanical keyboards since over a year and they really help with my speed and feel. I love clicky switches and they give me excellent feedback. Typing on my Magicforce 82 with Gateron Greens at the moment. So keep practicing consistenly everyday on your (mechanical) keyboard and you'll be faster soon.
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alysdexia
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Oct 20, 2018
Faster? Screw faster. How to type swiftlier? Be intelligent, use a squat keyboard (no 4mm crap), and keep your keyboard clean and nails snipped. I can do 111 w/min on both kinds of keyboards as long as they're not too tall.
This advise is shit. The best position for typing is lying up in bed. For working too. Sitting causes more heart disease than lying but lesser than standing.
"To standardize the measurement, one “word” in WPM is five characters, including spaces and punctuation."
More bullshit: the average word does not include the space; thus it has to be six. All of the words unto here average 5·7. This stupid shill didn't even proofread the sales pitch; I can spot two mistakes. He disclaims the laptop keyboard when it does fine (dependent on model/era); some work with feather touch and some click for those who like that. The brown switches this blog/shop uses aren't squat. A 2mm bottom is pretty much perfect.
J.Ritchie
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Nov 14, 2018
Ouht-->Ought
alysdexia
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Dec 12, 2018
J.RitchieOught -> Ouht: no Norman yogh.
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