A bottom-up ergonomic redesign keyboard layout for QMK programmable keyboards. There were no sacred cows - not modifiers, not symbols ... only statistically validated and human-tested comfort.

A combo-based layout for Ergonomic Keyboards, implemented in QMK

This layout takes advantage of as many QMK features as possible for a huge complicated beast of a keyboard!

The keymap of the creator of the RSTHD layout (xsznix), generated with his hand-rolled keyboard layout generation program called keygen, featuring the letter 'E' on the thumb key.

An attempt at porting Xuming Zeng’s RSTHD from the Ergodox to the Minidox, in a layout that favours prose rather than code, with symbols used in everyday writing such as various (Western) currencies in easy reach.

T-34 is a 34 key layout that's focused on comfort and my personal usage patterns. I've written an article series where I document the revisions I make.

The ZeLDA (Zero-Look-Down Access) Layout is a minimalist approach to keyboarding. The philosophy is that you should never have to reach farther than one adjacent key. It's still a QWERTY, but seriously improved.

This keymap modifies the default keymap for the awesome Redox keyboard designed by Mattia Dal Ben. Also heavily inspired by nrichers's layout.

• Symmetry is important because use-cases are hard to predict
• Whenever possible, modifiers and layer keys should be available from either hand
• Inward rolls should be leveraged not just for alphas, but also for coding/symbols
• Number order—like alpha order—should be designed to favor use of the strongest fingers
• One-shot keys can greatly reduce the strain of typing, and should be leveraged.

• Timeless homerow mods
• Combos replace symbol layer
• Smart numbers and mouse layers auto-toggle off
• Unicode math and international layers
• Fully automated, nix-based local build environment
• Base keymap used for various keyboards using modular structure

Chose to modify the default layout to include dedicated arrows on the bottom right. Layers 1-4 are modifiers, layer 5 is a toggle on gaming mode. Tab is dual function: Tap for Tab and hold for L3. So is enter: tap for Enter and hold for Right shift.

a simple 34-key layout that makes use of 2 (primary) layers, home-row mods, & combos for many symbols.

A Corne/Ferris keymap with an alternative Dvorak layout that swaps IU and LM, with the bonus of swapped shift state for semicolon (;)

• Slightly modified QWERTY layout optimized for English & Russian languages
• Mod-Tap-free Home-Row modifiers access without nasty timings
• Navigation, symbols, numbers & functional layers
• System-wide universal layouts for Windows, Linux and macOS
• Gaming layer, easy windows and tabs switcher and more...

A split 3x5+3 layout, which is optimized for CAD and graphic usage. It utilizes a lot of combos, and no homerow mods, and only 3 layers. It also has a (combo based) mode for one handed operation. (image does not show combos, see write-up link instead!)

Small 3x5+2 Colemak-DH Corne keymap with home row mods on all layers and an optimised number row (87305 62194).

A Workman-based Corneish-Zen, with two layers, making extreme use of tap-dance keys and some combos. Has a home-number row, and lower parens row.