What is a good typing speed?

For everyday tasks, 40–60 WPM is solid; for professional work, 70–100+ WPM is common.

How often should I practice typing?

Short, daily sessions (10–15 minutes) focusing on accuracy produce faster long-term gains.

Yes—touch typing improves speed, reduces strain, and keeps your eyes on the screen.

Position your hands correctly: Place your left fingers on A, S, D, F and right fingers on J, K, L, ; (semicolon)
Use proper finger placement: Each finger is responsible for specific keys - don't look at the keyboard!
Start with Lesson 1: Begin with basic home row practice and progress through each lesson
Type accurately first: Focus on accuracy before speed - speed will come naturally
Take breaks: Rest your hands every 15-20 minutes to avoid strain
Practice regularly: Consistent daily practice is better than long sessions
Monitor your progress: Watch your WPM (Words Per Minute) and accuracy improve over time