I’m working as a marketing assistant and looking to level up my skills. I want to dive into UX/UI design, learn how to build my own website with SEO, HTML, and JavaScript. Also, I want to understand digital marketing better, especially the analytics and platforms. Plus, I’m interested in editing YouTube videos and creating small animations for explainer videos. Which learning site do you recommend? I’m doing some research but would love your input. Thanks a ton!
Hey, you might want to check out Google Digital Garage. They have some solid digital marketing courses.
MatildaHides said:
Hey, you might want to check out Google Digital Garage. They have some solid digital marketing courses.
Sounds cool! Do you think their courses are beginner-friendly?
@Mia
Definitely! They’re pretty straightforward, perfect for getting started.
Honestly, I’d recommend starting with Udemy. They have tons of courses and often have sales.
Williams said:
Honestly, I’d recommend starting with Udemy. They have tons of courses and often have sales.
Nice! Do you know if they have good options for video editing?
Williams said:
Honestly, I’d recommend starting with Udemy. They have tons of courses and often have sales.
Nice! Do you know if they have good options for video editing?
For sure! Just search for video editing courses, you’ll find a bunch.
I’ve found Coursera to be really beneficial. They offer projects that can boost your portfolio.
Donovan said:
I’ve found Coursera to be really beneficial. They offer projects that can boost your portfolio.
That’s great to hear! What kind of projects do they have?
Donovan said:
I’ve found Coursera to be really beneficial. They offer projects that can boost your portfolio.
That’s great to hear! What kind of projects do they have?
They have hands-on projects for analytics and marketing strategies. Super useful!
I think Skillshare has some cool UX/UI design classes! You should check those out.
ROBERT said:
I think Skillshare has some cool UX/UI design classes! You should check those out.
Are those beginner-friendly too? I’m not super experienced yet.
ROBERT said:
I think Skillshare has some cool UX/UI design classes! You should check those out.
Are those beginner-friendly too? I’m not super experienced yet.
Yep, they have classes aimed at beginners. Just take your time and enjoy it!
If you’re looking into animations, check out some courses on After Effects or similar tools.
DanielJackson said:
If you’re looking into animations, check out some courses on After Effects or similar tools.
Do you have a specific course in mind? I’d love some recommendations.
@Zack
Sure! There are plenty on Udemy. Just look for After Effects courses.