Touch and reach
Target Tap
Tap the target wherever it appears. This practises deliberate reaching, visual scanning and controlled touch without a timer or game over.
Why this exists
Small accessibility frustrations can make otherwise enjoyable activities feel discouraging. I wanted a calm place to practise reaching for an on-screen target without a score deadline, failure state or pressure to move quickly.
What this lets you practise: deliberate reaching, visual scanning and accurate touch. Use a finger, stylus, mouse or switch-compatible pointer, and choose the left side, right side or full width to suit the side or sides you want to use.
How to practise
- Choose a comfortable target size, reach and practice region.
- Press Start practice.
- Tap the target once, then let your hand relax before reaching again.
- Stop before fatigue reduces control.
You can use a finger, stylus, mouse or switch-compatible pointer. Choose left, right or full width to suit the side or sides you want to practise. Accuracy and comfortable movement matter more than speed.
Session summary
Good work. A short, controlled session still counts as meaningful practice.