Short, visual walkthroughs of the topics that are quicker to show than to read: how a mouse sensor works, what eDPI means, how crosshair placement changes a fight. Each is a handful of full-screen panels built for a phone, and each links back to the full written guide if you want the detail.

What these are for

A Web Story is a mobile-first format made of tappable full-screen panels. It suits a concept that has three or four steps and benefits from an image at each one.

They are not a replacement for the written guides. A story explains what cm/360 is in thirty seconds; the guide explains how to choose yours and why the choice matters.

Every story links to its full article, so the format is a way in rather than a destination.

What is covered

Fundamentals: what eDPI is, what cm/360 measures, how a mouse sensor actually reads movement.

Gear: mouse skates and glide, wireless setup, choosing between pads, building a desk that supports the sensitivity you want to use.

Play: crosshair placement, training your aim like a professional, reading ranked progress honestly.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Web Story?

A mobile-first format made of tappable full-screen panels, designed to be read in under a minute. Each story here links back to the full written guide on the same topic.

Do I need an app to view them?

No. They open in any browser on any device, though they are designed for a phone screen.

Are the stories the same as the blog posts?

No. A story covers the core idea in a handful of panels; the article covers the detail, the maths and the edge cases. The story links to the article it summarises.