Touchbased
Touchbased is a term used to describe devices, applications, and interaction models that rely primarily on touch input for control and information entry. It emphasizes direct manipulation of on-screen elements and physical surfaces as the main means of interaction.
It encompasses technologies such as capacitive and resistive touchscreens, touchpads and trackpads, and haptic or tactile
Typical touchbased devices include smartphones, tablets, laptop touchpads, public kiosks, and automotive or embedded displays. The
History and adoption: Early touch interfaces appeared during the 1960s and 1970s, but modern capacitive touch
Advantages include intuitive use, fast input, and rich gesture support. Limitations involve sensitivity to moisture and