You create an interface for a touch-enabled application. During testing you discover that some touches trigger multiple input areas. Which situation will cause this problem?
A. The touch screen is not calibrated.
B. The input areas are too close together.
C. The defined input areas are too small.
D. The input areas are semi-transparent.
Answer:B
You create an interface for a touch-enabled application. During testing you discover that some touches trigger multiple input areas. Which situation will cause this problem?
A. The touch screen is not calibrated. B. The input areas are too close together. C. The defined input areas are too small. D. The input areas are semi-transparent.