Don’t blame the person
If the screen changed under their finger, don’t pretend they meant to tap the new thing.
For those “wait, I tapped what?” moments
Ever tap one thing
and open something else?
A page shifts, a new message pops up, and your tap lands there instead. That’s not you being careless—it’s the UI changing mid-move. sparsh gives your tap a second chance.
YOU MEAN TOOpen Maya’s message
the screen updates
THE INTERFACE MOVESA new message takes its place
sparsh keeps intent in view
THE PERSON STAYS IN CONTROL“That changed. Try Maya again.”
THE WHOLE IDEA
A tap is more than a spot on the screen.
When someone taps, they’re saying: this is what I saw, and this is what I meant. If the page changes while their hand is on its way, the screen may now point somewhere else. The person’s intention didn’t move with it.
That’s the little moment sparsh cares about. It checks whether the thing under a tap is new, has moved, or has changed meaning. If something’s off, sparsh can pause the action and tell the person what happened.
A FEW THINGS WE CARE ABOUT
Helpful, not fussy.
Let good taps through
When the screen stays put and the tap makes sense, sparsh should stay out of the way.
If we stop a tap, say why
No mysterious dead buttons. Explain what moved, then let the person try again.
GOT A FEW SECONDS?
Try the inbox mix-up.
It’s a tiny demo of a very real “wait, what just happened?”