Näppäinlayoutin
A näppäinlayoutin, often translated as keyboard layout, refers to the arrangement of keys on a keyboard. Different layouts exist to cater to various languages, alphabets, and user preferences. The most common layout in Western countries is QWERTY, named after the first six letters on the top row. This layout was originally designed for typewriters to prevent key jamming, not for optimal typing speed.
Other significant layouts include QWERTZ, prevalent in Central Europe, which swaps the Z and Y keys compared
Beyond national variations, specialized layouts exist. Dvorak and Colemak layouts are designed to improve typing efficiency