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I've never studied Chinese, so I can't give any comments on the actual tool. But: * where is the code? i couldn't find it. Is it a private repository? Ability
by the_duke 9y ago
I've never studied Chinese, so I can't give any comments on the actual tool.
But:
* where is the code? i couldn't find it. Is it a private repository? Ability for others to contribute might go a long way.
* Presentation matters, a lot. The interface looks more like a 90ies windows program than a modern web-based tool. Working on the design and UX a bit could go a long way.
* a short explanation of what it is and does and how to use it right on the start page, which can be toggled on and off, might help too.
- grzm 9y agoLooks like it's all here: https://github.com/pingtype/pingtype.github.io https://github.com/pingtype/pingtype.github.io
- peterburkimsher 9y ago- The code is on the Github repo, as grzm pointed out. - How should I improve the interface? Specifically. I mean something like "orange buttons" not "use React". - I used to have an explanation text that was in the translator input areas when the page loaded. Soon I realised that it was quite annoying, because I had to manually clear the inputs before I could enter my own text to translate. Toggling on and off would require a cookie, and then I would need a cookie warning (which is another barrier to the user).