A color-coded shortcut keyboard displays software shortcuts directly on the keys, making it easier to execute commands without memorizing shortcuts or searching through menus. Logickeyboard offers a range of color-coded shortcut keyboards, with each model designed for a specific application.

A regular keyboard only shows letters, numbers, and symbols. A color-coded shortcut keyboard also shows software-specific shortcuts on the keys, helping users work faster and maintain a more consistent workflow. Logickeyboard models are designed around the default shortcuts of the supported software.

Logickeyboard offers color-coded shortcut keyboards for a wide range of applications used in video, audio, graphic design, and 3D workflows. Logickeyboard offers models designed for one specific software, or a closely related set of applications.

Yes. Many color-coded shortcut keyboards are available in both Mac and Windows versions, depending on the software and keyboard layout. Logickeyboard offers both Mac and Windows models across many supported applications.

No. A Logickeyboard works as a standard keyboard and uses the software’s default shortcuts from the beginning. Simply plug it in and start working.

The printed shortcuts reflect the default shortcuts of the software. You can customize shortcuts within the software, but the printed legends on the Logickeyboard model remain unchanged.

No. Color-coded shortcut keyboards are used by both beginners and professionals. Beginners learn shortcuts faster, while experienced users benefit from improved speed and consistency. Logickeyboard offers models suited to both learning and high-volume professional use.

Yes. By providing direct access to common commands via the keyboard, a color-coded shortcut keyboard often reduces mouse usage and supports a more efficient and comfortable workflow. Many users choose a Logickeyboard to reduce reliance on menus and mouse clicks.