Each finger rests on a particular key, the home keys (ASDF JKL; ) in the home row of the keyboard when not typing, in order to keep "grounded" and oriented at all times. The thumbs remain in the air, or very gently in contact with the space bar key. Each finger is responsible for a vertical column of keys, which you can think of as a "home column". The column is not straight up and down, but rather slopes up to the left. Both index fingers are responsible for an additional column, the one next to their home columns towards the middle of the keyboard.
The left-hand pinky is also responsible for all the keys to the left of its home column, including the left shift key, caps lock, tab, tilde, escape and others. The right-hand pinky is a real workhorse, covering everything to the right of its home column.
Finger
|
Key |
Left hand pinky | A |
Left hand ring
|
S |
Left hand middle
|
D |
Left hand index
|
F
|
Right hand index
|
J
|
Right hand middle
|
K
|
Right hand ring
|
L |
Right hand pinky
|
; |
Left hand index by releasing F
|
G |
Right hand index by releasing J
|
H |
Finger | Key
|
Left pinky finger
|
Q |
Left ring finger
|
W |
Left middle finger
|
E |
Left index finger
|
R |
Left index finger
|
T |
Right index finger
|
Y |
Right index finger
|
U |
Right middle finger
|
I |
Right ring finger
|
O |
Right pinky finger
|
P |
Finger | Keys
|
Left pinky finger
|
Z |
Left ring finger
|
X |
Left index or Left middle finger
|
C |
Left index finger
|
V |
Left index finger
|
B |
Right index finger
|
N |
Right index finger
|
M |
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