Big buttons: easier to hit with a finger
When finger precision is still hard, small buttons quickly turn into frustration. This setting makes everything you tap bigger.
What changes
- The smallest tap area grows from 72 to 100 pixels: answer buttons, arrows and choice tiles
- Targets in games are a third bigger: balloons, bugs, fireflies, fish, coins, dots to join, xylophone keys
- On boards (chess, maze, sudoku, jigsaw) the squares are already as big as the screen allows, so they stay the same
Who it can help
The youngest children, children who find fine motor skills harder, and anyone playing on a small phone.
How to turn it on
In the app, tap the padlock in the top right corner and hold it for three seconds, solve a short task for parents, then switch on this setting under Child’s needs. The change applies straight away and can be switched off at any time.
With bigger targets it is worth turning on No rush too, so targets move more slowly.
Adaptations are free and apply to every game. Huhu does not ask for a diagnosis and is not therapy; for advice about your child’s development, talk to a specialist.