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Hey - OP here. I built https://www.typequicker.com/practice https://www.typequicker.com/practice I can suggest trying the custom mode and just practising the
by absoluteunit1 1y ago
Hey - OP here.
I built https://www.typequicker.com/practice https://www.typequicker.com/practice
I can suggest trying the custom mode and just practising the symbols alone - we have the keyboard and hand visualization to help with that so you don't have to look down on the keyboard.
When I just built the site (built it out of interest for myself to learn programming and have flexibility with whatever features I wanted), this is kind of what I did.
Whatever was a pain for me to type, I'd just paste it into the custom and practice that until I got comfortable
- gofreddygo 1y agoGreat ! Thanks for building this and for sharing that nice tip. Side question, Do i have a way to find which keys i need to practice more on ?
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- absoluteunit1 1y agoHappy to help! > Do i have a way to find which keys i need to practice more on ? Right now, the best way is probably after finishing a session, in the stats section you can see the table of characters typed or in the "Keyboard" tab as well. You can then see which were your slowest, had most mistypes, etc And not only characters alone but also sequences (see "Bigrams" / "Trigrams" tab in the stats section) that you type slowly. I personally found that practising specific sequences helped - epseically if they're a common sequence in English. I add an indicator to each sequence on how common it is in the English language. For me for example, "c" -> "e" and "e" -> "c" was really slow. This is a very common sequence. So then practicing this in the Drills mode was my strategy