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Want to inspire tens of thousands of kids around the world every day with beautiful 2D art you create? Tappity is looking for a contract 2D digital designer/artist to create themed illustrations for our interactive science lessons.
About us: We're building the world’s largest interactive and educational video library for kids—starting with science! With engaging lessons that cover everything from platypuses to volcanos to Mars, kids can find every science topic and discover new ones to love—all in one place.
Website: https://www.tappityapp.com
If this sounds interesting to you or someone you know, please email us at founders [at] tappityapp.com with a link to your portfolio!
Want to inspire tens of thousands of kids around the world every day with beautiful 2D art you create? Tappity is looking for a contract 2D digital designer/artist to create themed illustrations for our interactive science lessons.
About us: We're building the world’s largest interactive and educational video library for kids—starting with science! With engaging lessons that cover everything from platypuses to volcanos to Mars, kids can find every science topic and discover new ones to love—all in one place.
If this sounds interesting to you or someone you know, please email us at founders [at] tappityapp.com with a link to your portfolio!
I'm also not entirely sure why the post itself is grayed out. We didn't do anything to alter it, so I think it's normal!
Joking aside, thanks for the feedback and excited to hear your daughter's enjoying Tappity. We're working on improving navigation in our next iteration, taking into consideration usage behavior like kids who may want to pause or restart!
Our advisor, Björn Jeffery, does a fantastic job breaking down the kids app market, and in this section, summarizes how developers must do better in his blog. [1] The entire four-parter is a great read. [2]
As a team, we've actually talked about how technology can maybe one day create content but we feel there's still something very powerful about a real person talking that can't be replicated with technology yet. That being said, we are building technology that enables us to automate a lot of the interactive video production, which has been fun learning experience so far!
[1] https://www.bjornjeffery.com/2019/06/20/the-kids-app-market-... [2] https://www.bjornjeffery.com/2019/05/31/the-kids-app-market-...
As awful as the situation is, it has certainly helped us connect with parents who really need a lot of help right now. But we built and designed Tappity long before COVID and we think it'll continue to be great for families long afterwards, too! :)
Also, as a team, we're really invested in sparking scientific curiosity beyond the screen as well, so it'd be great to have your kids participate in the Junior Science Fair!
We think we've created an experience that has universal appeal for almost all kids, so we'd love to expand to other languages in the future.
Also, a great point about kids swiping randomly in order to proceed forward. One thing we're getting better at is explaining why an answer may not be right, so even if a kid chooses an answer randomly, they'll learn why that's not the correct answer.
But at the moment, we're focused on making the Tappity experience and product as amazing as possible first before expanding to other languages.
Excited to hear that your kid is enjoying Tappity so far! Also, thanks for the feedback about the payment page. We'll be adding an access point from the Parents Menu soon.
So sorry to hear about the bug, though. Would you mind emailing us at [email protected]? Wanted to ask you a few questions to help us figure out what's going on.