[imglorp]

I'm currently learning ASL, which along with other sign languages would greatly benefit from a spaced repetition platform like this. Maybe an expert signer can weigh in here.

The interesting differences between, say duolingo and what a sign student would want to see:

* Flashcards are okay for some signs but plenty of signs are much better seen animated

* some signs are complicated and you need to see the whole signer from waist up; others are simple enough a simple image would do

* Short youtube embedded clips are okay except loading times are aggravating

* clips should be high res; some finger actions are small and detail can be hard to see

* there are variations between different sign languages, eg BSL and ASL

* source material is hard to get but there are a few sign teachers working on their own, one video at a time. They might be interested in partnering.

[AndreRauh]

I'd probably suggest animated webp. They're super small so they're fast to load. Browser support is limited but since it'd be specific to a course... User will just have to live with it. I do currently create webp for every png/jpg upload but I'm actually not sure if I accept webp uploads. What do you think? Whould that help you? Please do reach out per email, I'm definitely interested in supporting sign languages. That'd definitely be prioritized since I think it's important.