Did you know "lower thirds" refers to the kinds of motion graphics you see on videos that appear in the, ahem, lower third of the video? In technical videos, these would be used for adding extra annotations or callouts, visually reinforcing or augmenting what is being said – like pointing someone
One of the benefits of doing custom video for clients is that I can work with them directly to incorporate branding, visual design, and get SME review. After all, they're the experts in their product. So... am I sending zip files around in Slack or attachments via email? Um no,
Instead, summarize the key points as if the learner was going to get a pop quiz. Lay out what's relevant and valuable to the learner in their context. Here's a poor example: In this video, you learned: - How to write a React component - How to export a React
