Editorial Team
The small team behind OnlineTyping's guides, exam prep content, and testing methodology. Every article on the site is attributed to one of the editors below, each with a specific area of focus.
Content & Editorial Lead
Martin Ellis
Martin leads the site's editorial line on typing pedagogy — the how-do-you-actually-improve pieces on touch typing, home-row training, and speed-vs-accuracy trade-offs. His writing is grounded in the practical experience of teaching typing at scale rather than sport-typing culture, and he pushes back on the industry's tendency to overstate what a WPM number means in real-world work.
2 articles published
Data & Testing Lead
John Adeoye
John owns the site's methodology work — how tests are scored, what Net WPM actually measures, and how our benchmarks compare against professional standards like SSC DEST, court-reporter certifications, and competitive typing platforms. When something on the site quotes a number, John's job is to make sure it's honest, source-attributable, and consistent across pages.
3 articles published
Regional Lead, India & Multilingual
Le Su
Le Su leads the site's Indian-market coverage — SSC and government exam prep, Hindi and regional-language typing, and the legacy-font conversion tools (Krutidev, Anmol Lipi, Chanakya, 4cGandhi) that Indian typists still need for daily work. She also covers the programmer-typing content, where symbol-key drills and code-typing patterns intersect with the same touch-typing fundamentals.
2 articles published
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