Klavyeye bakmadan yazın.
Gözle değil, dokunuşla. Günde 5 dakika, parmak parmak yönlendirilen dersler ve gelecek hafta fark edeceğiniz gerçek bir hız.
Hızlanmak için gereken her şey
Her tuş, ona basması gereken parmağın rengiyle işaretlenir; böylece doğru kas hafızası ilk dersten itibaren oluşur.
Motor zayıf tuşlarınızı izler ve her dersi sizi yavaşlatan tuşların etrafında sessizce yeniden kurar.
Dersler, aşağı bakmak yerine parmaklarınıza güvenmeyi öğretir - TypeBlind'in bütün amacı bu.
WPM, doğruluk, tuş bazlı ısı haritaları ve bir pratik takvimi; hepsi profilinizde zaman içinde izlenir.
Kilometre taşlarının kilidini açın ve günlük serinizi canlı tutun - günde beş dakikayı kalıcı kılan küçük kazanımlar.
Her düzende ve her metin türünde dünya sıralamasıyla kendinizi ölçün.
Yazmanız yarışa dönüşsün, canlı.
Gerçek zamanlı çok oyunculu bir yarışa katılın, kendi pilot numaranızı alın ve her temiz vuruşla öne geçin. Her yazım hatası metre kaybettirir - yarışları doğruluk kazanır.
Yarışa katıl
Başlaması kolay, bırakması zor
- 1Düzeninizi seçin
Q, F, Dvorak, Colemak ve 90'dan fazlası, 47 dilde. Kendi düzeninizi getirin ya da yenisini tasarlayın.
- 2Beş dakika çalışın
Zaten bildiğinizi tekrarlamak yerine zayıf noktalarınızı hedefleyen, parmakla yönlendirilen uyarlanabilir dersler.
- 3Yarışın ve ilerlemeyi izleyin
Gerçek zamanlı yarışlarda başkalarına meydan okuyun; hızınızın, doğruluğunuzun ve serilerinizin hafta hafta yükselişini izleyin.
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