As touch becomes a more and more prevalent means of interacting with PCs as well as phones and tablets (I’m typing this on a Lenovo Carbon X1 Touch laptop), developers should be aware of how to create touch-friendly sites and apps that help users make the most of touch-enabled devices.
If you’re building apps for the Windows Store, there’s good guidance available on touch interaction design on the Windows Store developer center.
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