Structured Learning Path/Lessons for Finger Positioning

[Quinto-Bit]

Description:
Currently, Monkeytype is excellent for practice and testing, but it lacks a structured way for beginners to learn a new language/layout from scratch (similar to TypingClub's curriculum).

Proposed Concept:

Implement a "Lessons Mode" where users progress through levels.

Level 1: Focus on Home Row keys.

Level 2: Top Row, and so on.

Integrate a visual keyboard overlay to guide finger placement for each layout.

Why this is useful:
It transforms Monkeytype from a "Speed Testing Tool" into a "Complete Typing Tutor," making it the only tool a user needs to go from 0 to 100 WPM

Expansion: Universal Layout Support & Dynamic Lessons

To make the "Lessons Mode" truly universal, we should decouple the lessons from specific characters and bind them to physical key positions.

Key Features:

Layout-Agnostic Lessons: The curriculum should adapt based on the selected layout (e.g., teaching the Home Row regardless of whether it's QWERTY, Workman, or a specific Arabic layout).

Community-Driven Layouts: Implement a standardized schema (JSON) for users to submit and integrate non-standard layouts.

Visual Mapping: The on-screen virtual keyboard must update its mapping and "finger guides" dynamically to match the active layout