Notion Mobile Touch Targets Too Small for Finger Use
Notion mobile app uses font sizes and buttons too small for comfortable finger interaction, forcing some users toward stylus use. This is a vendor-specific usability gap in Notion mobile UI rather than a market-wide problem.
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