To add and not nitpick, but to add the 'a' to the subjective, we make a verb out of it. But it's not immediately obvious what that means, could also be "to put in a cabinet" (which would be my interpretation). Languages are fun :)
i could see hooks (to hang wrenches for example) as an additional part, also plate (that one could for example glue corkboard on and then be able to pin notes)
Just fyi that Skapa is already the IKEA design system used to harmonize their design across platforms and websites:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=UPTLA2aNASA&t=2s&pp=2AECkAIB
FYI, the Swedish verb for "to create" is "skapa," not "skåpa."
https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/swedish-english/...
Suggest you use the correct word for the name of the app.
The "å" will be harder to find on peoples' keyboards..
You are right of course. But "skåp" means cabinet so "skåpa" could be understood as "build a cabinet", for those who enjoy that kind of pun.
To add and not nitpick, but to add the 'a' to the subjective, we make a verb out of it. But it's not immediately obvious what that means, could also be "to put in a cabinet" (which would be my interpretation). Languages are fun :)
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i could see hooks (to hang wrenches for example) as an additional part, also plate (that one could for example glue corkboard on and then be able to pin notes)
great work!
Promise<Manifold> ha hope so (hits print)