The King's Rule: Why 40% of Keys Are Enough

In this article, the author discusses the transition to compact 40% layout keyboards, arguing that reducing the number of keys is not a loss of functionality. Despite the initial feeling of discomfort, such a transition allows for greater stability in hand movements and improved workspace ergonomics. The author shares personal experience in adapting to a minimalist design, emphasizing that the absence of unnecessary elements forces the user to optimize their habits and increase productivity. The article aims to demonstrate that a radical simplification of the input interface can become an advantage for those willing to reconsider established standards of computer interaction.