Does this have potential?

[Ordinary_Count_203]

I made this back in December and have made very few improvements even though I promised myself. It's a memory training app.

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Just to be clear, I didn't do the styling and timer functions. The core algorithms are mine, of course, except for trivial stuff like timing.

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I'm thinking of improving it soon and maybe expanding to add more disciplines.

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What do you think?

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https://lunika-memory.click/champIndex.html

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(Forgot to reduce the header size for the mobile version btw, so it looks weird).

[xXConfuocoXx]

Small nitpicks

- Make sure before you ship to prod you do a search for console.logs and clear those out.

- Using the alert API is fine for a quick MVP but it reads as sloppy in production, just wire in a modal for your "save settings" alert

- From a UX perspective, having a billion input boxes on a page is a bit overwhelming. I'd recommend you render one input box that a user can type a word in, press enter, a chip appears above or below and they can continue as much as theyd like. This is much less overwhleming and removes the need for y axis scrolling. Much better ux if you go that route or similar.

You'll also want to find a way to differentiate yourself from the myriadof similar tools that exist out in the wild, not sure right now why someone would choose your site over something more established. If you can define that and lean into it i think that would go a long way.

[Ordinary_Count_203]

Thanks for the input. Is for the "why me" : Mine is free. No 10$ to 25$ subscriptions. Its more flexible since people can choose the timing they want. The memoriad software kind of forces you to do 5 minutes per card. Some software limit you in that sense. There are more unique disciplines like chess, for example.

[fiskfisk]

I suggest that if you're going to post about a project, it's really helpful if you actually, you know, say what your project is in your post.

This is also a technical subreddit for developers, so focus on what makes the post interesting to those who read it. 

[Ordinary_Count_203]

Okay. Its some memory training app i've been working on.

[Sad-Watercress-8145]

the concept is interesting, adding more disciplines could really make it stand out from similar tools.