Keyboard layout type

Keyboard layout types mainly include the following: ‌
‌QWERTY‌: This is the most common keyboard layout, which stands for "Query, Enter, Write, Erase, Type". The QWERTY layout is arranged in alphabetical order and is the most traditional keyboard layout.
‌Dvorak‌: This layout is designed to increase typing speed and reduce finger movement by rearranging the positions of commonly used letters.
‌Colemak‌: As an improved version of Dvorak, Colemak improves typing efficiency by adjusting the position of letters.
‌AZERTY‌: Widely used in Europe and parts of Africa, the main difference from QWERTY is the position of the Z and Y keys.
‌QWERTZ‌: Commonly used in countries such as Germany and Austria, it is similar to QWERTY, but the positions of the Z and Y keys are swapped.
‌Workman‌: This layout distributes letters and symbols on both sides of the keyboard, which helps reduce wrist and arm fatigue.
‌QWERT‌: First appeared in typewriters in the 19th century, it is also widely used on computers and mobile phones today.