text: Frequent 'mouse' Questions - User Experience Stack Exchange
  Questions relating to the use of the common pointing device.
  Back in the late 80's, Apple Human Interface concluded that the mouse is faster than the keyboard, objectively. But also that every test person subjectively thought that the keyboard was faster. ...
  asked May 31 '13 at 20:19
  I just found out why the mouse cursor is slightly tilted*, and asked myself why the pointer cursor is a little Mickey hand. Do you guys know why is it like this and who invented it? Related Question: ...
  asked Feb 19 '14 at 13:25
  Gui Okazaki
  In the research of creating a design standard for touch applications, the size of the average finger pad comes up as an important figure (1cm x 1cm) But what about the interaction method we have been ...
  website-design touch-screen mouse size
  asked Sep 14 '11 at 10:53
  Alternatively, why have only one mouse button when you can fit two into the same space? This is a question that a friend asked me during one of those silly Mac vs PC arguments that still happen for ...
  asked Dec 31 '13 at 18:00
  input touch-screen mouse click
  asked Jul 14 '11 at 14:41
  Is there an established pattern for when to use a reversed (right-pointing) arrow? I most frequently notice it in Outlook on part--but not all--of messages in my inbox: My Google-fu failed at finding ...
  In relation to making a pie-menu. I've tried finding research on this, but to no avail. My reasoning is this: Put the most used features at the easiest places (although putting opposites.. opposite ...