I think repeating each word would really help the fingers to memorize patterns, and perhaps others would find it very helpful to have that option as well. I think having it for 3 times, N times, or a random number of times from 2 to 4 (or A to B) would add a lot to the learning experience. Thanks!

The cheatsheet shows two 'I's in the home row ('T' was wrongfully replaced with an 'I').

Piease fix, huge bummer for ppl. trying out coiemak for the first time.

The T looks like an I, since the underline is the same color as the character.
This is quite annoying specially when learning a new layout like colemak, where the T is in the resting position.
This is easily fixable with one line in the restingPosition class:
text-decoration-color: var(--accent-color)
Before:

After:

Let me know if you agree with this change and I'll open the pr

Repository page looks bare :(

as title says, track stats about words per minute and accuracy :)

"Colemak Club" was something that was quickly brainstormed by me and others in the Colemak discord and was never meant to be the permanent name for this project.

Suggestions welcome.

If my right pinky lingers on its key ever so slightly too long, "AltGraph" is enteried.

When pressing unbound keys, the application registers it as an error you have to correct but the cursor doesn't advance. So correcting it will delete the previous character.

Pressing the key between V and K:

Pressing backspace:

If you accidentally hit such a key you have to delete the whole word because it can't be corrected.

Steps to reproduce:

• Colemak-DH (also tested on Tarmak-DH)
• ISO Keyboard Layout
• Press the key between V and K (Colemak-DH. This would be B on QWERTY)
• Keyboard mapping enabled (seems to work as expected without)

Tested in Firefox and Chrome.

hey, first of all, thanks for your work on the website! (:
In my opinion, it would be nice to store the word count (word limit mode) in some kind of cookie so that when you close the website and re-open it later, it remembers the word count instead of reset it to 50, just like the other settings.

FR: a toggle in the preferences that allows a user to show / hide the cheatsheet
It would allow users to test their memorization of the layout.

It seems most of the site's features are completely broken. I noticed this issue yesterday, and thought it might be a temporary issue, so I waited until today to say anything. The levels are not selectable, nor are the settings (i.e. the panel does not open). The keyboard layout does not appear, and while the text box accepts input, the timer does not start, nor are there even word prompts to follow along with.

Edit: After a little bit more looking around in here, it looks like https://gnusenpai.github.io/colemakclub/ is working, but not https://gnusenpai.net/colemakclub/ which is what I had bookmarked. Was the deployment destination changed or something?

I'm ever working to increase my speed and accuracy, but I'm stuck and don't know where to direct my energy. As I go through the exercises, I find that I keep making the same mistakes, e.g., I'll type "re" when I'm supposed to type "er". But I can only catch and process those in the moment, which causes me to lose my flow.

It'd be nice at the summary screen to see some form of "you typed 're' instead of 'er' 17 times out of 28" or something similar and have 3 or 4 of those ranked so I could really focus in on the most problematic bigrams.

Just a thought. Really love Colemak Club, especially the support for DH and the ortho layout. Thanks!

I've got a keyboard with a layer in the firmware dedicated to a custom layout. From trying different it seems we can't have the visual keymap displayed on the screen without remapping the keys that are sent.

The site seems to statically assume that we're using a QWERTY keyboard and remapping for us instead of just accepting the input and using the display as a visual aide.

I see you have no LICENSE for this project. The default is copyright.

I would suggest releasing the code under the AGPL-3.0-or-later or GPL-3.0-or-later license so that others are encouraged to contribute changes back to your project.

brand new colemak learner here

I find it hard not to look at the keyboard indicator while learning, but I think having it there all the time makes it harder for me to learn.

I'd like it only to appear when I make a mistake or two, so that I can focus on the typing when I'm not making mistakes.

Would go well with #42.

Currently, Colemak Club's keyboard visualisation/graphics are that of ANSI physical layout only. Maybe ISO physical layout can be added as well?

And given that many variants or mods of Colemak exist in different physical layouts (see here and here), can ISO physical layout be included at least?

It's not a network error because all my other github pages work

OS: MacOS Catalina
Browser: v15.5
Steps to reproduce: click on the linked github page under environments.

As title, it would be great if there's a voice hint to tell me next word to type, so one can type blindly without looking the screen.

Like Monkeytype?

Would be great to have a light/dark switcher since the current theme is really dark and when there's daylight it is kind of hard to see on my screen.

Facing and empty url could make the site load a stored config from localstore to keep backward compatibility

The keyboard shortcut Ctrl + Backspace should delete the entire previous word (or word to the left of the cursor).
https://defkey.com/what-means/ctrl-backspace

However, it doesn't work in Colemak Club.

Default setting (word-scrolling mode enabled):

Current settings (word-scrolling mode enabled):

Changed settings:

Wall of text (word-scrolling mode disabled):

Font size should be bigger in my opinion. Maybe add a slider to adjust the font size or something?