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$0 per month for my one-hand keyboard layout software, blah. Recently switched from a 'branded' domain to a exact-match domain, looking forward to seeing how th
by pkamb 15y ago
$0 per month for my one-hand keyboard layout software, blah. Recently switched from a 'branded' domain to a exact-match domain, looking forward to seeing how that improves my results. Blog + regular content is next on the list.
http://www.onehandkeyboard.org http://www.onehandkeyboard.org
It's based on the same muscle memory as two-hand typing, so any two-hand typist can learn to type with one hand in minutes. Good for a programmer with a broken arm, for example.
- mikebridgman 15y agoI would love to see a live video example on your landing page. It took me a long time and several clicks to figure it out.
- pkamb 15y agoThanks, definitely on my shortlist.
- jdvolz 15y agoAs a programmer who tore my right distal radial biceps tendon and had surgery to repair it, I approve this message.
- pkamb 15y agoExactly the kind of person I'm trying to reach! How did you manage while you were recovering? Did you search for any alternative layouts or guides?
- jdvolz 15y agoI did and I found some options that have to do with alternative keyboard layouts, usually folding the keyboard in half using a hot key. I was lucky in that I had partial use of my hand and since my injury and surgery were so high up on my arm (as opposed to a direct hand injury) I wasn't as held back as I might have been otherwise. I also looked into hardware solutions, but those are expensive and more for a person who isn't going to recover (longer learning time, more $$). At the time I also considered seeing if I could write something for my cell phone that would make using the keyboard on it with one hand easier too. At the time, I certainly would have purchased a software solution if it was reasonably priced (maybe 33-50% the cost of hardware solutions).
- pkamb 15y agoCool. Undercutting (plus doing it better than!) the expensive hardware solutions is my main goal.