Touch and reach
Target Tap
Tap the outlined target. Take your time.
Touch / mouse
Why I made this
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 any screen region that feels comfortable for how you want to practise.
How to play
- Choose a comfortable target size, reach and practice region.
- Press Start practice.
- Tap the target once, then pause briefly before reaching again.
- Pause or finish whenever you want, including if you notice fatigue.
You can use a finger, stylus, mouse or switch-compatible pointer. Choose any screen region that feels comfortable; it does not need to match the hand or hands you are using. Accuracy and comfortable movement matter more than speed.
Session summary
Finished results are saved to My progress in this browser when storage is available.