I'll create a premium typing tutor application that closely matches the description you provided. This will include all the key elements: the typing interface, progress tracking, settings panel, and visual elements like the hands.
This typing tutor application includes all the features from your description and adds some premium enhancements:
Exercise Display: Shows all exercises in a scrollable area with the current exercise highlighted.
Real-time Feedback:
Settings Panel:
Visual Elements:
Advanced Features:
The application is fully interactive and ready to use. The user can start typing immediately, and the app will track their progress through the exercises while providing feedback on their performance.
Would you like me to make any adjustments to better match your vision for the typing tutor?
I'll create a single HTML file that contains all the CSS and JavaScript for the typing tutor application. This will allow you to run it locally by simply opening the HTML file in a browser or deploy it to GitHub Pages.
Save the file: Copy all the code above and save it as typing-tutor.html
on your computer.
Run locally: Simply open the HTML file in any web browser (Chrome, Firefox, Edge, etc.) by double-clicking it.
Deploy to GitHub Pages:
https://[your-username].github.io/[repository-name]/typing-tutor.html
The application is completely self-contained in a single HTML file with all CSS and JavaScript included, making it easy to run locally or deploy to GitHub Pages.
I'll modify the typing tutor to make all settings options into checkboxes for a simpler interface. Here's the updated HTML file:
Converted all settings to checkboxes:
Improved checkbox group behavior:
Simplified settings management:
Maintained all functionality:
typing-tutor-checkboxes.html
The application remains fully functional with all the same features, just with a more straightforward settings interface using checkboxes instead of dropdown menus.
I'll create a typing tutor that exactly matches your screenshot with responsive UI. Here's the complete HTML file:
Exact Visual Match:
Functionality:
Responsive Design:
Interactive Elements:
To use this file:
typing-tutor-exact.html
The UI is now pixel-perfect to match your reference image while maintaining full functionality.
I'll modify the typing tutor to make the text boxes exactly match your screenshot. Here's the updated HTML file with the text box styling adjusted:
Text Box Styling:
overflow-y: auto
Current Word Box:
Input Field:
Layout Adjustments:
The text boxes now exactly match what's shown in your screenshot while maintaining all the functionality from the previous version. The layout remains responsive and works well on different screen sizes.
There seems to be some confusion about the .cqtr file extension. As of my current knowledge (June 2024), .cqtr is not a widely recognized or standardized file format. However, based on similar file extensions and possible contexts, here are some potential interpretations:
.cqtr
FilesCustom/Proprietary File Format
.cqtr
for project files, reports, or exported data..CATPart
, .CATProduct
.Quartile Report File (Speculative)
sales_2023Q3.cqtr
might represent quarterly sales data.Misheard/Mistyped Extension
Compressed/Encrypted File
.cqtr
File?Check the Source
Use a Text Editor
File Identification Tools
Contact the Developer
If you mistyped (e.g., .qtr
, .ctr
, .catpart
), let me know—I can provide specific details for those formats!
Would you like help identifying a specific .cqtr
file you have? If so, share details about where it came from, and I’ll investigate further.
Here's the updated version (v7) of the typing tutor with additional font options (Typewriter, Courier New, American Typewriter, Consolas, Lucida Console, PT Mono) in the "Select Font" dropdown:
Added Font Options:
Font Selector Dropdown:
Font Styling Classes:
Google Fonts Integration:
Preserved All Existing Functionality:
The font selector now works in real-time, allowing users to switch between different monospace and typewriter-style fonts during their typing practice.