Glow touch feedback for virtual input devices

A method for providing visual feedback in response to an actuation of a virtual key in a virtual keyboard, the method comprising:

• receiving a user input corresponding to a first virtual actuator of a plurality of virtual actuators, the plurality of virtual actuator comprising a virtual input device;
• actuating the first virtual actuator in response to the user input;
• registering an actuation of the first virtual actuator;
• and
• displaying a luminescent confirmation in response to registering the actuation, the luminescent confirmation comprising a visual distinction in a brightness of a graphical representation of the first virtual actuator relative to a brightness of a plurality of graphical representations corresponding to other virtual actuators of the plurality of virtual input device, the visual distinction being an adjusted display size of the first virtual actuator.

A computing device, comprising:

• a processor;
• a computer-readable memory, said computer-readable memory comprising computer-readable instruction such that, when read by said processor, said instructions causes said processor to perform a method comprising:
• displaying a virtual keyboard, the virtual keyboard having a graphical representation;
• and, said virtual keyboard further comprises a plurality of distinct virtual keys, each of the plurality of distinct virtual keys having a graphical representation displayed in the graphical representation of the virtual keyboard;
• and
• receiving a user input corresponding to a first virtual key of a plurality of virtual keys, the plurality of virtual keys comprising a virtual keyboard;
• actuating the first virtual key in response to the user input;
• registering an actuation of the first virtual key;
• and
• displaying a luminescent confirmation in response to registering the actuation, the luminescent confirmation comprising a visual distinction in a brightness of a graphical representation of the first virtual key relative to a brightness of a plurality of graphical representations corresponding to other virtual keys of the plurality of virtual keys, the visual distinction being an adjusted display size of the first virtual key.