As the keyboard goes: As others have noted, it would be really nice to see this design approach taken to a more full-sized standard keyboard. I think it's necessary to have some kind of tactile thing between function keys - a gap, a bump, something.
- the text is too big
- Add padding to text and images
- Add space between elements (look crowded)
- too much moving stuff: Loose the marquee text
The Marquee text is what catapulted the site from "This is nice" to "This is Art" for me.
But then again I am more viewing the page as a piece of performance art than an actual attempt to sell me a keyboard!
Needs some <blink> to be True Art though.
Even if you disagree the constant motion is objectively bad for people with attention impairments ("cognitive accessibility").
There's no way to get a full view of the keyboard layout. The only full image is vertical (wtf), spinning (wtf) and doesn't fit on my 27" monitor (wtf). I would almost be ok if zoom out worked, but it doesn't.
Update: writing this, I see now that the top image shows the full keyboard horizontally... for 1 full second. With no way to pause the animation. And it keeps spinning and spinning.
Also the mouse cursor is horrendous and unnecessary.
I feel like I would like the design of this keyboard (except for the font choice which I don't like at all), but the website refuses to show it to me. Too bad.
Also why is there a "shft" key instead of "shift"? Did the "i" not fit?
I'm not sure what the rotary encoder is for? What does it do?
Ah, I should have thought of that as soon as I saw the marquee text.
Anyhow, just realized: no page down, page up, home or end keys? What? No.