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Profile STATS
Is it just me, or is it a common experience to have a fantastic karaoke night, find a new favorite song to belt out, and then completely forget it the next day? Or maybe you’re a seasoned singer with a few go-to tunes, but you’re at a new venue with a different crowd, and you…
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Building with React.js
Our front end, the part of the app you see and interact with, is built using React.js, a powerful JavaScript library. Think of React as a set of LEGO bricks. Instead of building the entire app as one giant, monolithic structure, we can break it down into smaller, reusable pieces called components. The Power of…
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Connecting Beyond the Screen
In a world where digital connections often keep us looking down at our phones, our mission at KNKTD has always been to use technology to get you to look up and connect with the world around you. We believe the most powerful experiences happen in person—with real people, in real places, enjoying great moments together.…
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Progress Report II
Hello, karaoke community! It’s time for another update on our mission to build the ultimate karaoke experience. In our first progress report, we shared the blueprints—the foundation of our platform with core dashboards and essential features. Today, we’re thrilled to announce that we’ve moved from building the framework to bringing it to life. The last…
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Progress Report I
Progress Report I: Building the Ultimate Karaoke Experience Hello, karaoke fanatics! For the past several months, our team has been working heads-down, fueled by a love for music and a vision to revolutionize the karaoke experience. We’ve been a bit quiet, but that’s because we’ve been busy laying the digital groundwork for something we know…
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Graphical User Interface
The Unseen Language: Why a Great App is All About the User Interface Have you ever tried to push a door that was meant to be pulled? Or navigated a website so confusing you gave up in frustration? These everyday experiences are the direct result of design—good or bad. In the digital world, the “door”…
