I find the colors really appealing, but the kitting and legends could use a bit of work.
The base kit is missing R3
PgUp, R4
PgDn for proper
65% support.
Those keys would be more useful to more people than, say, the second 2.25u Shift that's currently included. The presence of proper spacekeys in the base kit diminishes the usefulness of the second 2.25u Shift significantly, essentially relegating it to 660 support — a layout that's far less popular than the various 65% variants out there.
That being said, there's no reason why all three keys can't be included in the kit, at least for the time being.
Speaking of spacekeys, you may want to consider moving the 2c, 2.25c, 2.75c keys to the spacebars kit. This can be done in order to offset the cost of the large number of keys in the base kit, as well as the overhead costs of the new legend molds that will need to be produced for the lowercase Greek sublegends. As an aside, moving these keys would also help the spacebars kit more easily meet its MOQ.
However, I recommend leaving that decision until after you've gotten your first round of quotes from GMK.
There is no need for the second Tab key in the Latin alphas kit. Second Tab only helps if you're offering a full alt alphas kit — meaning that it has to have a number row as well as full punctuation. Since your alphas kit doesn't, the extra Tab should be removed.
I suggest changing all
Code legends to
System (
Sys on 1u) or
Super.
Code isn't exactly the greatest option for an OS key legend, in my opinion. You can read more about why I think so
here.
Now, to address the issues with the current Greek sublegends:
- The quaternary (top-right) sublegend on the ;: key is incorrect: it's supposed to be a dialytika (¨), not a dialytika-tonos (΅).
incorrect: ;:΄΅ correct: ;:΄¨ - The W key is missing a dialytika-tonos sublegend in the top right.
incorrect: Wς correct: Wς΅ - The Q key is missing a colon sublegend in the top right.
incorrect: Q; correct: Q;:
Please see this
Greek keyboard layout reference.
Also, as far as ISO-UK support goes (something a couple of people have mentioned): ISO-UK is not really compatible with this type of set, because there's no such thing as a UK-based Greek layout or a hybrid ISO-UK/ISO-GR layout. Therefore, including UK keys in the base kit would not make much sense. On top of that, base kit space is already at a premium, and more valuable keys have to take priority in order for the value proposition of the kit to remain attractive to the largest audience of buyers.
That being said, I don't see any reason why ISO-UK keys could
not be included in the Latin alphas kit, if that's something that the runner wishes to do.
