A Handwriting Tool Co-created by Father and Daughter
Every day I accompanied my daughter to practice writing her name, as her teacher required daily check-ins. While browsing other children's check-in works, I was surprised to find that some children were using copybooks with their own names!
Later, I searched and found that such products existed on the market, but they were expensive and bloated. So I used Next.js, which I had just learned, and spent 2.5 days developing the first version.
When I waited for the copybook with my daughter's name to eject from the printer, I was incredibly excited.
But soon, I found something wrong: Simple tracing or stroke order tracing didn't seem to improve handwriting effectively.
Later, I co-developed with my daughter. I constantly asked for her opinions, iterated version after version, and finally arrived at the current version. It has higher customization, crucially customizes practice strategies based on the child's current writing stage, and features newly developed dot tracing practice. Later, I found that my daughter practiced much more easily, and her font structure became better and better.
