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Maybe it's too early or there are other restrictions, but I don't fully understand how the only option to type sitting, is with the keyboard on his lap and then

Maybe it's too early or there are other restrictions, but I don't fully understand how the only option to type sitting, is with the keyboard on his lap and then having to deal with the fact that it's out of his sight. It was probably just an example to demonstrate the limitation, but it seemed weird that you can't have a setup that still allows you to just look at the keyboard without turning your head.

Abishek_Muthian 8y ago
(OP) > but I don't fully understand how the only option to type sitting, My accessibility issues was during my bed rest after spine surgery. I mentioned in the article that, I'm typing now by keeping the keyboard on my lap (as I'm unable to see the keyboard on the table anyways). During bed rest, I tried different accessibility mods such as using lazy glasses (which generated 90 deg vision of monitor), keeping bed table at 45 deg with laptop, hanging tablet before face with tablet/smartphone holder, hanging smartphone before my face & using physical keyboard; none of them worked. I will detail this experience in a separate article. >but it seemed weird that you can't have a setup that still allows you to just look at the keyboard without turning your head Placing keyboard on the top of the table, where I could see creates strain on my shoulders leading to pain lasting for a day for just 30 minutes of typing.