The first Learning Hub was a flat list, with a separate wiki page for definitions. It was hard to tell where to start and easy to get lost between the two. This release rebuilt it around themes that run from the basics upwards.
Themes, then lessons
Each theme is a short run of lessons, each lesson a couple of paragraphs and one visual. Themes only appear once they have lessons in them; there are no "coming soon" placeholders.
The glossary absorbed the wiki
Every term and dashboard component that had its own wiki page now opens as a card in the glossary, with a plain-English version first and the full definition and example below it. Old links to the wiki still land in the right place, and the ⓘ icons beside figures in the app open the same cards.
Short videos beside the lessons
Vertical clips, hosted on the site itself rather than embedded from a video platform, sit inside the lesson they explain and in an All videos view.
Mark as read
Log in and you can mark lessons and playbooks as read and see your progress. It's saved to your account, so it follows you between the website and the app.
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