Good morning,

It would be interesting to see a heatmap of errors, both for a detailed report and a general overview of "Error rates of your fingers."

There is a freely available JavaScript library that implements the code to generate heatmap information.

Patrick Wied's Heatmap.js
www dot patrick-wied dot at/static/heatmapjs/

Coincidentally, he also has a project to visualize text on a specific keyboard. It was amusing to observe how a text is transformed into a heatmap on various keyboard layouts. His goal was to illustrate how certain layouts are superior to others. While it's widely acknowledged that standard keyboard layouts can be inefficient, it's still amusing to see it visualized.

Anyway, incorporating this heatmap could provide more insight into which keys are most prone to errors, considering you already have this information.

Thank you very much for your message and sorry for the late reply.

Thank you also for the great link to the Javascript library. It's really fun to play around with the keyboard project. It would be even nicer if the keystroke paths of the fingers were also taken into account (but unfortunately Tipp10 doesn't do that yet either).

Since we want to use so few external libraries, we have nevertheless decided to implement a simpler heatmap with colored keys. We have already published this. You can find it in the results under "Keyboard".

All the best from Berlin,
Your Tipp10 Team

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