STYLE IN USING THE MOUSE. PART 2 "CLAW GRIP"

Claw grip is another style of to holding mouse which needs the user to curve hands and forming claw shape, interesting mouse on the rear so that the mouse may be stabilized with touching the user's hand pit. Claw grip is tagged by a curved fingers required to withstand the mouse and tap each the mouse button. Establishment of a user finger and revoked the attitude of the hand over the mouse create this grip faintly resembles the claw of a bird, where of his style exciting the moniker. Mouse was conducted and be controlled by the end user's index and ring finger or little finger and be stabilized by a user's hand hole, so that the mouse does not swing while raised.

Claw grip be defined of the fact that the six points of contact which created ​​on the surface of the mouse. Major difference among claw grip and palm grip which the claw grip, just the fingertips and palms touching the hole by the mouse while on the palm grip, the entire length of the fingers and palms of all located on the surface of the mouse. The actuation than left and right the mouse buttons accomplished both by clicking the button by end of the user index or middle finger.

Claw grip may be used by the mouse, but which least frequently be used by a mouse with high profile and high lips edge of, that the mouse may be held of the user fingertips inadvertently moved the mouse side buttons and the the mouse may raised repeatedly and rapidly. High lips edge is ideal for point of contact and claw grip fingertip since they maintain the fingers from mousing surface, that may lead to "slide the finger" and thus reducing the velocity and precision.

Claw grip better favored by user which require rapid, accurate movements, while having the back of the the mouse be stabilized by the sixth point of contact in the pit from the hand while raised the mouse from mousing surface. An user would be manipulating the claw grip the mouse especially by "attractive" the mouse surrounding mousing surface as a user's hand are positioned over the mouse, and fine-tuning may performed by creating little adjustment to user fingertips to both slightly the mouse rotate like pulling or encouraging the mouse in. and out of from pit the hands of users.

The last point to attention relating to claw grip is that the primary and secondary the mouse buttons may moved more rapid than when moved to grip palm. Pressure exerted by user fingertips are positioned in the claw grip may result in quick key actuation from the finger grip are positioned on the palm. This is due to the finger placed in the palm grip need the user to use better power to perform the mouse button because of increasing the surface area of each fingers have to push it below.

Since most of the user have a natural tendency for palm their mouse, by using the claw grip does not feel as natural for a specific user and the learning curve required for adapt with claw grip. Moreover because the user moves a mouse with the fingertips, exhaustion would be quickly occurred if the user does not have the skills that are refined with fingertips and wrist. Therefore, the user will experience exhaustion faster and fine motor skills control would be worsen, rapidly influence capabilities the user for moving the mouse an accurate.