All about user communities and discussions.
Beyond their role in design, wireframes serve as an educational catalyst for aspiring web developers and designers. Explore how creating wireframes enhances understanding layout, navigation, and user experience principles.
Negative Keywords are words or phrases you don't want your ads to appear for. By wisely choosing these negative keywords, you can optimize your ads to reach the right audience and save money.
Using Slack involves creating channels, sending messages, sharing files, and using various features provided to enhance team communication and productivity.
Having buyer confidence makes customers feel comfortable and secure in purchasing because they believe they are making a wise and safe decision.
Browser cookies are small data files that can store essential information about users, helping trainers tailor content, track progress, and improve the overall online teaching experience. Learn more about these cookies and how they can make your life easier.
Tech stacks can enhance teaching efficiency, streamline operations, and create captivating learning environments. Elevate your teaching with customized tools and seamless experiences for students.
Having your students send you their friends as new customers is the foundation of an exponential referral program. Using referrals leverages your students as a sales force to grow your revenues while giving students loyalty discounts and perks.
A/B testing helps trainers try out two or more options to learn which is better and creates more traffic, satisfaction, or revenues from your students. This lesson explains everything you need to know to start leveraging A/B testing in your courses, community, or coaching business.
Learn how to leverage your online community before, during, and after your big online events. Your members will extract so much more value from your events when also engage with peers about the many event discussion topics.
HTTP status codes are an essential part of how the Internet works. Every time one of your students requests something, the browser makes an HTTP(S) request. In this lesson, we'll talk about HTTP status codes so you can provide tech support for your students and customers.