One example of umami content is DevEd microsites – these are dedicated sites that teach a specific topic or concept and don't involve more than a few pages (but are packed with value). Jeremy Thomas is the creator of Bulma, a free open-source CSS framework used by over 80,
Did you know that rotating helix thingy outside barber shops is called a barber's pole? It's something you see but you don't see it, right? It's enough to signal you're in the right place but that's as deep
If complex concepts are ogres 👹 then Shrek was right, ogres are like onions. They have layers. When teaching a complex concept you can start by introducing the outermost layer of high-level explanation, then peel back a layer to explain the next level of detail, and so on until you'
It's not about: * Posting on social media * Going to conferences * Writing articles * Making videos * Putting on events * Hosting a workshop * Creating courses Those are your activities. Just like pizza crust is the vehicle for garlic sauce, these activities deliver some desired state (the tasty garlic sauce in my
