Work-From-Home Ergonomics on a Budget
16 February 2026 · 4 min read · Reviewed by Dr. Atharva Narvekar (PT)
Raise your laptop until the top of the screen is at eye level, then add a separate keyboard and mouse. This single change resolves a large share of home-office neck pain.
Support your lower back with a rolled towel and keep your feet flat, using a box as a footrest if needed.
Position the screen roughly an arm's length away and out of direct glare.
Finally, schedule movement. A timer that prompts a 60-second stand every half hour outperforms any chair.
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