Ben WrightFor the love of god, stop making every tutorial for a piece of software a goddamn video.
It makes it impossible for people to tell if the tutorial even addresses their question at a glance.
Protofox Riley@queex not to be a contrarian but for creative softwares (e.g Blender or Ableton) I prefer video as I can understand the process better than if it was written.
HollieK@protofoxriley @queex Horses for courses. Some things are better with video, some things are better written.
@HollieK72 it's also an accessibility thing I guess, I dunno I just find it hard to read longform text when doing something
Anke@protofoxriley @HollieK72 Clearly offering both text with screenshots and video is better than one or the other. :D
Personally I prefer text with screenshots, because it's easier for me to go at my own pace, go over one thing multiple times, etc, but even so I did look up an instruction video once because I couldn't figure out a crochet stitch from text and photos.
Personally I prefer text with screenshots, because it's easier for me to go at my own pace, go over one thing multiple times, etc, but even so I did look up an instruction video once because I couldn't figure out a crochet stitch from text and photos.