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Glove80: The End Result of 500+ A/B Testing Experiments
OddField:
--- Quote from: macroxue on Wed, 12 January 2022, 00:46:34 ---The keyboard is well designed for ergonomics and looks stylish. Congratulations!
I noticed that it got some sharp edges. Is it easy to make them more rounded? I came across this video by Jan Lunge and was impressed by the smooth finish of the Dactyl. What do you think?
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I think there are many styles that can look good. What is important is the ergonomics; and I can say we have done the very best we can.
In terms of style, we choose a minimalistic style for a number of reasons
1. A minimalistic style has a bigger chance of being timeless. We expect our keyboard to last a long time, so we want something that has a chance of not looking dated in 10/15 years.
2. It helps to keep the keyboard small. We want the keyboard to be as travel-friendly as possible. it is one of our unmet needs to bring the best ergonomics with us on the road. A minimalistic styling gives us an excuse to eliminate every design element that is not functionally essential.
I get it is not everyone's cup of tea to be minimalistic, but hope this helps you understand the rationale :D
Also the Kickstarter is happening on 25 Jan. Please visit www.moergo.com/?utm_source=gh for more info.
granola bar enthusiast:
this is really fascinating, i don't think i will ever in my life put in the effort or time to try to learn a board like this but i like the design a lot
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