Focusing on accuracy over speed, slowing down, and reducing errors can improve typing speed more than trying to type faster. Regular practice to build familiarity with the keyboard layout without looking at keys or fingers is important. Stretching fingers and wrists when they feel stiff helps prevent injury. Over time, memorizing the location of keys like "F" and "J" allows typing without consciously feeling for reference points on the keyboard.

1. Must know about typing faster on the keyboard
1) Accuracy
I had been trying to improve my speed for months and I was not seeing much improvement. Once I slowed
down and started being more accurate instead of trying to type faster I started seeing an increase in my
typing speed. I feel more in control as well. I still have a way to go for my personal goal but am pleased to
see that I am now improving and relaxing more.
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2) Practice
For new typists: Practice. Get used to the home keys work to the point where you do not need to look at both
what you are typing, or your fingers on the keyboard.
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3) Stretching
When my wrists get stiff from typing, I grab my fingers with one hand and stretch out my arm to full length
and pull on my fingers back slowly. I then, stretch my fingers by opening and closing them, bend my hands
back and forth, and rotate my wrists.
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4) Know your keyboard
My tip to improve your typing speed is to feel for the "F" and the "J". As most know, those are the letters you
feel for first on the keyboard. As time goes by, and you learn how to type without looking, you will not even
really have to "feel" for the "F" and the "J" you will just learn the keyboard.
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