Key answers for getting started, building a strong practice rhythm, and using the areas on 10FingerSystem.com that improve speed and accuracy.
First open www.10fingersystem.com and start there directly with the basic exercises in beginner mode. There you will learn the basic row, then the top row, bottom row, numbers and mixed exercises. Use the button help at the beginning and repeat safe levels later without help.
Short sessions work best. About 10 to 15 minutes every day is more useful than infrequent long blocks. A good process is: warm up briefly, practice concentratedly for 5 to 10 minutes and finally do a round of speed test or Spacefall.
When you can find the keys confidently in beginner mode, switch to word exercises in the intermediate area. Then come sentences and later texts so that rhythm, reading fluency and endurance develop. The important thing is: first clean, then faster.
Always pay attention to accuracy first. A clean pattern is more important than a fast flow of errors. Speed is only worthwhile when your finger paths are stable and you don't have to constantly correct.
Use the speed test regularly to measure CPM and accuracy. Spacefall is good for variety, reaction and concentrated writing under time pressure. Both complement normal training, but do not replace it.
Rankings and challenges are particularly useful when you already have a certain level of security and need additional motivation. They give you visible goals and make your progress comparable.
In the Group Wide Arena you create a group challenge, set the challenge type, duration, maximum attempts and number of participants and then choose between open and private. Open is intended for simple open access, Private only for invited people with a suitable code or link.