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Interaction
Fitts's Law
Target Acquisition Cost.
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If
The time to move to a target depends on its distance and size: distant, small targets are slow and error-prone; near, large targets are fast. Pointing is a physical act with a measurable cost.
Then
“Make frequent or destructive actions big and easy to hit; make rare or dangerous ones small and far. Screen edges and corners are effectively infinite targets — put primary actions there.”
Unless
Edges & Corners / Sizing by Frequency
Source
Paul M. Fitts, The Information Capacity of the Human Motor System in Controlling the Amplitude of Movement (Journal of Experimental Psychology, 1954).
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