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KAT Quantum

KAT Quantum (IC) is a tribute to a favorite game, blending unique gameplay physics and dark humor. It's a first solo keycap design project emphasizing vibrant color schemes for ergonomic keyboards. With nods to classic gaming wit, this design seeks feedback and possibly Valve's licensing.

93 replies

37,887 views

08 Dec 2020

Community Sentiment

81 votes

🔥 HIGH INTEREST

Positive41%

Neutral26%

Negative33%

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Total Votes

Feedback Items

41%

26%

33%

Positive (41%)

Neutral (26%)

Negative (33%)

Positive Feedback

Many commenters expressed excitement about the design and concept.
Praise for the vibrant colors and aesthetic appeal of the keycaps.
Users appreciated the flexibility of kitting and alternative layouts provided.
Support for certain novelties, specifically the arrow cluster and unique designs.

Negative Feedback

Concerns about timing and apparent similarities to another set.
Criticism regarding rushed appearance of some aspects of the design.
A few users expressed doubts about KAT’s quality based on past experiences.
Comments indicating that the project feels rushed or not fully fleshed out.

Suggestions

Suggestions to collaborate with the other designer to create a combined set.
Idea to use a specific typeface to enhance the visual consistency of the project.
Feedback on improving color representation in the final products based on real-life usage.
Comments about cutting back on kits to reduce complexity.

Common Questions

Questions regarding whether the Nordic kit will include necessary keys.
Inquiries about the use and issues with KAT manufacturing quality.
Requests for clarification on color choices and kit compositions.

🤖 AI Summary

The thread contains mixed opinions on the project, with strong engagement and a high number of unique participants contributing to both positive and negative sentiments. The overall interest appears high due to the ongoing discussions about its potential and design details.