The document discusses challenges faced by kids learning programming due to low typing skills and difficulty finding special characters on keyboards. It proposes an app designed to help kids practice typing essential programming characters and common lines of code, allowing them to focus more on learning programming concepts. The target audience includes parents, teachers, and children aged 8 to 17 in the U.S.

1. CoderKeys

2. The Problem
When kids are trying to learn programming it is slowed a significant
amount because they don’t know how to type quickly. They also do
not know where the special programming characters are located on
the keyboard. If these problems were eliminated learning would be
a lot quicker and more focused on learning how it works instead of
trying to find the keys.

3. Our Solution
• An app that helps the kids to practice typing the characters that
are essential for programming, making it so they can focus more
on learning rather than where the keys are. It also has examples
of often used lines of code that the kids can practice typing and
see what they do.

4. The Customer
• The main people we want to market to are parents, teachers, and kids
ages 8 – 17.
• Number of U.S. Homeschoolers: 1,576,516
• Number of US Charter Schools: 6,800
• Number of US Public Elementary Schools: 90,000
• Number of kids ages: 8 - 17 in the U.S. is about: 40,000,000

5. The app -http://practice.codechangers.com/#/