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Good/Bad illustration for UX about thumb placement

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Updated on Nov 8, 2025
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This image nails a simple, often-overlooked UX truth: thumb reach matters. On mobile, every inch counts, and putting your key buttons where users actually tap can make or break conversions.

Why this works

  • Reduces friction in user flow
  • Keeps interaction natural for one-handed use
  • Improves speed to action (less frustration, more taps)
  • Aligns with Fitts’s Law: easier to reach = higher engagement

Real-life examples

  • Instagram’s “heart” button is bottom-center, not top-right.
  • TikTok’s actions (like, share, comment) are tucked near the thumb zone.
  • Amazon’s “Buy Now” button is huge and always one thumb away.
  • YouTube puts key controls along the bottom for easy reach.

Little placement tweaks like this can quietly boost engagement across your app.

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