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2024.05.16 12:33 Financial-Sand-5402 The Muskox: A new passive mob yielding new items
MuskoxThe muskox is a new neutral* mob, similar to a cow, roaming the grassy and snowy fields in small herds. When attacked, the group starts a charge and 'pokes' the player, dealing small damage and knockback. It is attracted by and can be bred using moss blocks. It cannot be milked.Example of their appearance, a mixture of cow & sheep FleeceWhen a muskox is combed using a brush, it drops 2-4 Fleece. It is not aggravated by it. When killed, it drops raw steak & less fleece.fleece, an item obtained by combing or killing a muskox Muskoxen are used to harvest qiviut, a very soft and warm wool. It is naturally shed or gathered by combing the fur. In minecraft, fleece takes its place, the goal is to use a name that fits the simple linguistic nature. Fleece BlocksFleece can be used to craft a new block, the Fleece block. Adding a dye after crafting it in a 2x2 pattern creates coloured variations, analogous to wool blocks. These blocks have the unique property of radiating warmth without emitting light at a small range, affecting ice and snow around and on top of it, as well as absorbing some fall damage. They can substitute wool in any crafting recipe except for carpets (or any that utilize more items beside wool)A new texture for the fleece block, similar to wool YarnFleece can also craft a new item by combining it with string and any dye in a shapeless pattern, coloured yarn:Coloured yarn, obtainable using fleece, string and the respective dye for a total of 16 different colours Yarn can be used to perform the following actions: When combined with any main tool (sword, pickaxe, axe, shovel, hoe), bow, trident or upcoming mace in a shapeless pattern, it can decorated its handle, acting as a downgraded version of templates: A Netherite pickaxe with a red yarn wrapping around its handle It can be easily replaced by using a differerent coloured yarn or removed by interacting with a cauldron containing water, just like undying shulker boxes. Yarn can also change the 'strap belt' of enchanted books by combining them together in exact fashion as before. The default colour is red, and it cannot be washed away once applied: An enchanted book using a dark-green strap-belt, useful for differentiating And finally, yarn also has a practical application when it comes to decor. Right-clicking on any flower pot will add a unique pattern (or maybe fully colour them?). Breaking it will drop both items: https://preview.redd.it/iyyurxlywr0d1.png?width=705&format=png&auto=webp&s=27b371a7c837c1d226eef3747af7c3ef3660ae27 Hope you enjoyed this idea, any feedback is highly appreciated! (Since I left out most of the reasonings and small details, I can provide them if necessary. Just let me know) |
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2024.05.15 19:35 GodzillaBaby69 Problem installing Libgraph
Makefile:934: warning: overriding recipe for target 'libgraph.pc' Makefile:409: warning: ignoring old recipe for target 'libgraph.pc' if /bin/sh ./libtool --mode=compile gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -I. -march=x86-64 -mtune=generic -O2 -pipe -fno-plt -fexceptions -Wp,-D_FORTIFY_SOURCE=3 -Wformat -Werror=format-security -fstack-clash-protection -fcf-protection -fno-omit-frame-pointer - mno-omit-leaf-frame-pointer -g -ffile-prefix-map=/home/animesh/Downloads/libgraph/src=/ussrc/debug/libgraph -flto=auto -fcommon -I/usincl ude/SDL -D_GNU_SOURCE=1 -D_REENTRANT -DFONTDIR=\""/usshare/libgraph/Font/"\" -march=x86-64 -mtune=generic -O2 -pipe -fno-plt -fexceptions -Wp,-D_FORTIFY_SOURCE=3 -Wformat -Werror=format-security -fstack-clash-protection -fcf-protection -fno-omit-frame-poin ter -mno-omit-leaf-frame-pointer -g -ffile-prefix-map=/home/animesh/Downloads/libgraph/src=/ussrc/debug/libgraph -flto=auto -fcommon -I/usr /include/SDL -D_GNU_SOURCE=1 -D_REENTRANT -MT text.lo -MD -MP -MF ".deps/text.Tpo" -c -o text.lo text.c; \ then mv -f ".deps/text.Tpo" ".deps/text.Plo"; else rm -f ".deps/text.Tpo"; exit 1; fi gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -I. -march=x86-64 -mtune=generic -O2 -pipe -fno-plt -fexceptions -Wp,-D_FORTIFY_SOURCE=3 -Wformat -Werror=fo rmat-security -fstack-clash-protection -fcf-protection -fno-omit-frame-pointer -mno-omit-leaf-frame-pointer -g -ffile-prefix-map=/home/animes h/Downloads/libgraph/src=/ussrc/debug/libgraph -flto=auto -fcommon -I/usinclude/SDL -D_GNU_SOURCE=1 -D_REENTRANT -DFONTDIR=\"/usshare/l ibgraph/Font/\" -march=x86-64 -mtune=generic -O2 -pipe -fno-plt -fexceptions -Wp,-D_FORTIFY_SOURCE=3 -Wformat -Werror=format-security -fstack -clash-protection -fcf-protection -fno-omit-frame-pointer -mno-omit-leaf-frame-pointer -g -ffile-prefix-map=/home/animesh/Downloads/libgraph/ src=/ussrc/debug/libgraph -flto=auto -fcommon -I/usinclude/SDL -D_GNU_SOURCE=1 -D_REENTRANT -MT text.lo -MD -MP -MF .deps/text.Tpo -c tex t.c -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/text.o text.c: In function 'grgetch': text.c:289:15: error: implicit declaration of function 'refresh_interrupt' [-Wimplicit-function-declaration] 289 refresh_interrupt(0); ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ text.c: In function 'kbhit': text.c:336:11: error: implicit declaration of function 'delay' [-Wimplicit-function-declaration] 336 delay(100); ^~~~~ text.c: In function 'grscanf': text.c:401:21: error: passing argument 1 of 'vsscanf' from incompatible pointer type [-Wincompatible-pointer-types] 401 num = vsscanf(&template,text,ap); // Guessing no of arguments ^~~~~~~~~ char (*)[21] In file included from /usinclude/SDL/SDL_stdinc.h:33, from /usinclude/SDL/SDL_main.h:29, from /usinclude/SDL/SDL.h:29, from grtext.h:25, from text.c:24: /usinclude/stdio.h:502:44: note: expected 'const char *' but argument is of type 'char (*)[21]' 502 extern int vsscanf (const char *__restrict __s, ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~^~~ text.c:447:31: error: passing argument 1 of 'vsscanf' from incompatible pointer type [-Wincompatible-pointer-types] 447 if (vsscanf(&input,text,ap) < num) break; ^~~~~~ char (*)[256] /usinclude/stdio.h:502:44: note: expected 'const char *' but argument is of type 'char (*)[256]' 502 extern int vsscanf (const char *__restrict __s, ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~^~~ text.c: In function 'grgetch': text.c:270:7: warning: ignoring return value of 'read' declared with attribute 'warn_unused_result' [-Wunused-result] 270 read(STDIN_FILENO, &c,1); ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ make[2]: *** [Makefile:460: text.lo] Error 1 make[2]: Leaving directory '/home/animesh/Downloads/libgraph/src/libgraph-1.0.2' make[1]: *** [Makefile:552: all-recursive] Error 1 make[1]: Leaving directory '/home/animesh/Downloads/libgraph/src/libgraph-1.0.2' make: *** [Makefile:268: all] Error 2 ==> ERROR: A failure occurred in build(). Aborting...So I've already tried clone the git repo from aur repo and change the pkgbuild but it doesn't seem to fix anything. Could I get any help? Any help would do fine
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2024.05.13 16:44 bro0kiebetic Wilburâs Room!
Finished up Wilburâs room today! I used the Country & Western Template for inspiration but changed a few things around and added some stuff to make it his own đˇ â¤ď¸ In his pet bio it says he loves marshmallows so I made sure his fridge was stocked up with recipe foods using marshmallows đ (Sorry for bad quality on the pics I was just so excited to tell yâall I just snapped pics of my screen from my phone) submitted by bro0kiebetic to Webkinz [link] [comments] |
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2024.05.11 22:27 softtechhubus Mastering Prompt Engineering: The Key to Unlocking the Power of Generative AI
https://preview.redd.it/r329cc25xuzc1.png?width=1920&format=png&auto=webp&s=bbd5d2b000df817dcde570829711e4bc79d9aaac submitted by softtechhubus to u/softtechhubus [link] [comments] I. IntroductionA. Definition of generative AI and its applicationsGenerative artificial intelligence refers to a class of AI techniques that are capable of generating new content such as images, text, audio, and video based on examples or prompts provided. Some common generative AI models include text generators like GPT-3, image generators like DALL-E 2, music generators, and more. These models have shown great promise in applications such as creativity support tools, content creation, datsynthesis, improving accessibility and more. However, their full potential is still largely dependent on how effectively they are guided via prompts.B. Importance of prompt engineering for effective AI interactionsWhile generative AI models have advanced rapidly, their capabilities are still narrow and limited compared to human-level intelligence. As such, their behaviors and outputs are heavily influenced by the initial prompts or instructions provided. Prompt engineering refers to the art and science of carefully designing prompts to optimize generative AI model behaviors for different tasks. It plays a key role in determining whether AI interactions will be safe, beneficial and aligned with human values and priorities. With expertise in prompt engineering, the capabilities of generative AI can be maximized while mitigating potential risks. It is thus critical for unlocking the full power of these technologies.II. Understanding Prompt EngineeringA. What is prompt engineering?Prompt engineering involves the iterative process of thoughtfully constructing, testing, refining and curating prompts to achieve intended goals when interacting with generative AI systems. Effective prompts aim to clearly convey task instructions, provide helpful context, avoid ambiguity and ensure models stay aligned. Prompt engineering leverages techniques from fields like natural language processing and human-AI interaction design. Its purpose is to develop structured, nuanced prompts that can reliably steer generative AI towards safe, helpful and truthful behavior across diverse scenarios.B. Significance of prompts in guiding AI modelsGenerative AI models are complex deep learning systems trained on vast amounts of data, but they lack human-level reasoning abilities. As such, their behaviors are heavily driven by the exact text, images or other data provided as prompts during inference. Small variations in prompts can significantly impact model outputs and potentially steer the AI towards harmful, misleading or unintended directions if not carefully engineered. Well-designed prompts allow specifying context, constraints and desired styles to guide models towards completing tasks safely and helpfully. Ill-defined prompts may hinder model performance or cause undesirable outcomes.C. Key principles of effective prompt designSome principles that underlie expert prompt engineering involve making prompts clear, unambiguous yet flexible. Prompts should precisely define the task or scenario while providing enough context and examples. They aim to be logically structured yet concise. Conditional statements and progressive disclosure of information are often used. Templates, reusable components and iterative testing help refine prompts. Diversity and creativity are encouraged while avoiding potential biases. Collaboration further improves prompt quality. Overall, the goal is developing prompts robust enough to reliably steer models to complete even complex tasks safely and beneficially.III. Expert Prompt Engineering TechniquesA. Clear and Concise Instructions1. Defining the taskEffective prompts start with a very clear definition of the task or scenario. Vague instructions don't provide models with enough guidance. Examples of well-defined tasks include "Generate a short story about xyz", "Describe step-by-step how to perform task ABC" or "Respond to the following customer question". Overly broad or ambiguous tasks make it difficult for models to know what is expected.2. Providing context and constraintsGiving proper context helps models understand tasks. For instance, if generating a medical report, details about the patient, time period and symptoms would be relevant contextual details. Constraints on length, content, style etc. make tasks well-scoped. For example, "generate a 100-250 word summary of the key points" sets clear expectations and boundaries.3. Using examples or referencesShowing models concrete examples of expected performance helps align objectives. For writing prompts, exemplar paragraphs, personas or samples set the tone. Templates can provide references on formatting or logical structures. For image generation, visually demonstrating expected styles guides models well. Examples supplement rather than substitute for clear instructions.B. Strategic Prompt Structuring1. Utilizing prompt components (instructions, input, output)Splitting prompts modularly into logical components like instructions, input context and expected output format allows adding, removing or editing sections independently. It also makes room for multi-step prompting where subsequent sections are revealed iteratively. Well-defined components yield prompts that are adaptable yet cohesive.2. Incorporating conditional statements or logicUsing if-then conditional logic and variables allows prompts to handle diverse inputs and edge cases systematically. For example, a relationship advice prompt could include - "If the issue is [category], then discuss [solution approach]. Else suggest seeking counseling." This imparts flexible decision trees to prompts.3. Employing multi-step prompts for complex tasksDividing complex, multi-faceted tasks into progressive sub-steps through modular prompting enables systematic guidance. For example, a story writing prompt may first define characters/setting, then elicit a plot outline through a series of questions before prompting for a full story draft. This staged revealing of information and context aids complex interactions.C. Leveraging Prompt Libraries and Templates1. Curated prompt collectionsOrganized prompt libraries containing reusable components allow pulling together fit-for-purpose prompts efficiently by combining pre-engineered sections. They aid prompt customization and enable "Legos-style" prompt building for diverse scenarios. Domain expertise goes into continuously improving and expanding such libraries over time.2. Domain-specific prompt templatesTemplates standardize prompt structures for common tasks, domains or genres. For instance, there may be templates for medical reports, news articles, recipes, poems etc. They embed conventional rules, format guidelines and best practices of respective domains to accelerate prompt design for novices and ensure quality. Templates then undergo refinement iterations.3. Customizing and adapting promptsEven the best plug-and-play prompts need to be tailored to specific application needs. Adaptations involve optimizing instructions, contexts, examples and conditional logic unique to situations. Expert engineers analyze prompts holistically and modify them as per learnings from previous iterations, similar prompts or changed requirements. This custom calibration further hones prompts.D. Iterative Refinement and Testing1. Evaluating prompt effectivenessPrompt iterations are informed by systematic evaluations of model outputs against objectives. Automatic metrics and human ratings can assess factors like alignment, coherence, creativity, factuality, helpfulness and success rates. Edge/failure cases highlight opportunities for improvement. Iterative testing and refinement brings out best performace over time.2. Analyzing model outputs and feedbackDissecting generated outputs provides rich insights into how models interpret prompts - revealing unclear definitions, biases, unnecessary constraints or missing context. User feedback on application use cases is another valuable source. Together, such analyses pinpoint prompt strengths as well as aspects needing enhancement.3. Refining prompts based on learningsRefinement addresses weaknesses discovered during evaluations. It may involve rephrasing instructions, adjusting examples/templates, adding conditionals, removing ambiguities, expanding relevant context et al. Testing then verifies refinements enhance alignment and performance as intended, perpetuating a cycle of incremental prompt optimization.IV. Best Practices and TipsA. Considering Model Capabilities and LimitationsPrompts must account for a model's abilities and limitations. For example, while creative writing may align some models, technical topics requiring reasoning may not. Prompts therefore need tailoring based on what a model was designed and trained for versus what it may struggle with. Overly complex, nuanced or sensitive tasks may require special considerations.B. Addressing Potential Biases and Ethical ConcernsModels trained on large corpora can inadvertently learn social biases which prompts must avoid activating. Sensitive tasks require careful safeguards against harms. Techniques involve using balanced, inclusive examples; preemptively addressing biases; engaging subject matter experts to ensure safety and ethics are prioritized. Evaluations also audit for potential harms which engineers then mitigate.C. Encouraging Diversity and Creativity in PromptsWhile structure aids learnability, too much rigidity limits flexibility. Encouraging some element of reasoned creativity, appropriateness and adaptability in outputs is important for many use cases. Techniques involve using conditionals, variations in examples, embracing non-obvious angles on prompts, requesting novel ideas where applicable and evaluating beyond just alignment.D. Collaborating and Sharing Prompt Engineering KnowledgeNo single individual can master all skills or anticipate blindspots. Collaboration leverages diverse perspectives to holistically improve prompts. Strategies involve forming multidisciplinary teams; openly discussing learnings to expand collective expertise; building communities around prompt design best practices; responsibly sharing template libraries and case studies. This increases overall prompt engineering efficiency and standards across the field.V. Real-World Examples and Case StudiesA. Successful prompt engineering applicationsSome successful applications demonstrate expert prompt engineering at work. For instance, in translating COVID-19 healthcare FAQs into multiple languages through well-structured multi-step prompts with extensive testing iterations. Or generating helpful drug interaction information for pharmacists by first piloting the idea with subject matter experts to gauge nuances. Another example is how masterfully engineered conversational prompts drive chatbots handling sensitive customer support queries smoothly.B. Lessons learned from real-world scenariosReal use cases also provide valuable learning opportunities. For example, early AI assistant prototypes struggled with improperly designed identity and relationship counseling prompts requiring extensive redesign post reviews. Another lesson emerged when a healthcare bot produced unintended advice due to missing context in prompts - highlighting the need for supervised testing. Prompt failures driving harmful fake news generation likewise exposed blindspots until addressed. Such scenarios train engineers on prompt design pitfalls to avoid.VI. Future of Prompt EngineeringA. Advancements in prompt engineering techniquesAs models and applications advance, so must prompting methodologies. Emerging areas include semi-supervised prompting leveraging human-AI co-creation; self-supervised prompting enabling models to rationalize and critique their own prompting; multi-modal prompting combining text, images, audio et al.; causal prompting elucidating how outputs would change under interventions; continued standardization through shared resources like ontologies and benchmarks.B. Potential impact on AI development and adoptionWith further research, prompt engineering can transform AI safety, development workflows and adoption landscapes. Expert prompting may help align powerful models and establish safeguards against misuse. Techniques like benchmarking and best practice sharing may industrialize quality for wide impact. Self-guided learning through self-supervision could automate parts of the process. And as generative AI infuses more domains, successful prompting will be key to unlocking AI's potential responsibly at scale.Recommended AI Tool: Wordform AI â If Youâre Not Using This AI automation, Youâre Missing Out On Leads, Traffic, and Sales From The Biggest Traffic Source On The Internet! VII. ConclusionThis article provided an in-depth overview of prompt engineering for optimizing generative AI systems. It delineated important concepts like the need for effective prompting given narrow AI capabilities today. Techniques discussed involved clear task definition, context provisioning, strategic structuring, leveraging libraries and templates as well as iterative refinement. Best practices addressed abilities, biases while stressing diversity and collaboration. Real examples and future potentials were also reviewed. Overall, expert prompting emerges as the definitive approach to guiding generative AI towards maximally beneficial applications safely.While generative AI has taken gigantic leaps, its full promise remains dependent on human expertise in areas like prompt engineering. Just as thoughtful design is key to most technologies, intentional prompting acts as the interface optimizing human-AI partnerships. With continued multidisciplinary effort, prompt methodologies will mature to tap AI's strengths reliably while avoid downsides. In the process, generative systems may evolve to handle ever more complex tasks autonomously. But for now, harnessing narrow AI requires our best thinking applied to prompt engineering as the crucial lever for beneficial, innovative and scalable human-AI collaboration. Our efforts here will define generative experiences of the future. 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2024.05.09 21:27 ThaMultiTasker Creating a plugin to help create notes and expand ideas
Hi guysđ, I wanted to share what I have been working on for the past couple of months and would love to get some feedback! submitted by ThaMultiTasker to ObsidianMD [link] [comments] I am coding up a plugin that uses AI and some basic web-scraping to make your note creation more efficient. Currently its just a prototype but hopefully (when I figure out how to code properly đ ) I can release it to the community. I have designed this plugin to work in conjunction with some other community plugins which I will go into below - but it can work standalone. I would love to hear if this plugin could help you with your workflow or process! Any feedback/suggestions are welcome! Here's what I got right now:To provide some context, I created this plugin to help with my own workflow. Every Sunday I sit down and expand upon all the notes that accrued in my Inbox folder throughout the week. This workflow usually takes around 4 hours and is pretty inefficient. So I figured: "why not make an AI just expand upon sources for me".It starts with a note in my Inbox folder (any note really - doesn't need to be in a specific folder). I personally use the ReadItLater plugin to input things into my vault but it doesn't necessarily need to have a structure or template. TemplatesYou can then create a template file for the AI to base its output on. These are essentially what you want to get out of your inputs - instructions for what to output. This is what I have for my own workflow:Template Example You can make it as simple or complex as you want. I use this template because I use the Smart Connections Plugin to help with connecting other notes - my plugin helps the smart connections plugin create better AI embeddings. I also inputted my Resources (Topics) folder so that the AI can link them for me. Similarly you can customise the AI Instructions: AI Instructions Example After setting up the Templates and AI Instructions, you can run the plugin on the active note and let the AI go ham! It is able to analyse images, sources and other notes - just link them in the active note! Input and Output:InputOutput The output of the AI can then be edited and modified to your liking. I manually add the projects and connected notes suggested by the smart connections plugin. Template ChangerI have also added a Template Changer command to be able to quickly change the output template for different workflows (e.g. creating new projects from various ideas, cooking recipe ideas or flashcards from lecture notes).Template Changer Quick PrompterAlongside that, for those one-off jobs, I created a Quick Prompter command so that you don't have to create a whole new template. It essentially uses the prompt as an instruction. Great for questioning inputs.https://preview.redd.it/jt4r2zbe5gzc1.png?width=641&format=png&auto=webp&s=7c382bea9dd841a77357c55766c00026855b2c9c Some other plugins I use that synergise well:Omnisearch
Hope this post isn't too long đ . I've been using this pretty much every week for my personal notes and it's been great! Would love to hear about how you guys could use this plugin in your own workflow! Side note: I think this could totally help with Dungeons and Dragons world management and creation. |
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2024.05.08 11:22 No-Neighborhood9893 Website Design Pain Points and Practical Solutions
https://preview.redd.it/tsa8mjqn76zc1.jpg?width=1600&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a076c3aea9d72c5bfa51c6874f86db9efa5c8820 submitted by No-Neighborhood9893 to u/No-Neighborhood9893 [link] [comments] IntroductionA well-designed website could make or break a business or person. But even the most passionate designers can be scared by the problems that stand in the way of a perfect digital presence. In this study on "Website Design Pain Points and Practical Solutions," we wanted to find out the most common problems web designers face and how to solve them.To get to the heart of these problems, we have to wade into the murky waters of undefined goals, limited resources, and the complicated world of technical knowledge. With our help, you'll be able to get past these problems and end up with a website that not only meets your expectations but also exceeds them. This book is written to help anyone, from a newbie who is just starting out to a seasoned pro who wants to improve their skills, take on the tasks of web design with confidence. 1. Lack of Clarity in Website GoalsConducting audience research:If your website's goals aren't clear, you need to do a lot of study about your audience. It's important to learn about the demographics, interests, and habits of the people you want to reach. Gather information from polls, interviews, and analytics tools to make user personas. Using these personalities as a help, you might be able to make a website that speaks well to your target audience.Creating a detailed project brief:A well-thought-out project plan is the key to making a good website. This document should have all the important information, such as the project's goals, audience, main features, and style preferences. The project's timeline, key goals, and results must be clear. With the help of a well-organized project brief, everyone will be on the same page. This will cut down on misunderstanding and "scope creep" and keep the project focused on its original goals.Setting SMART goals:Setting SMART (specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound) goals will help you figure out what your website is for. Be clear when you write down your goals. Instead of making vague hopes, set goals that can be measured. With better SEO and content marketing, the goal is to increase organic website traffic by 20% in six months. This is a more specific goal than "increase website traffic." Set SMART goals that can be easily measured, watched, and changed as needed to make sure your website design fits with your bigger goals.2. Budget ConstraintsPrioritizing essential features:When you only have a few tools, it's important to focus on the most important parts of a website. You should give the most important parts of your website the most attention. Don't waste money on extra functions that you don't have to have. To keep your website's most important functions and features working well, you need a firm grasp on your top goals.Exploring open-source solutions:Use open-source tools and frameworks to make a website for very little money up front. Programming costs can be cut by a lot if you use an open-source CMS like WordPress or Joomla. With the templates and tools they offer, you can make a unique website with lots of features without spending a lot of money on custom coding.Considering DIY vs. professional services:People on a tight budget can create their own websites, but they can also hire a professional. DIY sites can save you money, but they don't always look as good or work as well as those made by professionals. Think about the technological problems you might run into and how big your job is. Paying for professional web design services can be worth it if it makes your site look more professional and helps you reach your goals.3. Technical Expertise GapEnrolling in online courses:If you don't have much technical knowledge, taking web development lessons online might help. A lot of websites teach HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and other tools for making websites. These classes can help you learn the basics of web development so you can make smart design decisions.Utilizing user-friendly website builders:Some easy-to-use website builders include Wix, Squarespace, and Weebly. They make the planning process easier by offering ready-made layouts and drag-and-drop interfaces. If you don't have much experience with coding, these tools can help you make a website that looks like it was made by a professional.Collaborating with skilled professionals:Working with web design experts is usually the best choice for projects with a lot riding on them or that are complicated. Professional web design and creation services give you access to knowledge, experience, and an eye for how things look and work. They can make sure that your website is both technically sound and gives users a good time.4. Choosing the Right PlatformAnalyzing platform features:It is important to use the right tool when making a website. As a first step, compare and contrast the functions of the website-building tools that are already available. Think about how well it fits your and your website's needs in terms of being flexible, scalable, easy to use, and compatible. By looking at the pros and cons of each platform, you can make a choice that fits the needs of your project.Consulting experts for recommendations:When you're not sure, it's best to ask an expert. People should talk to web designers and writers who have worked on more than one platform. They can give you advice and ideas that are right for you. Experts in the field can tell you which platform will work best for your project.Highlighting platform-specific benefits:One website platform is better than another in some ways. Whether it's Shopify's wide range of e-commerce tools, WordPress's flexible content management system, or Wix's easy-to-use website builder, highlight the features of the platform that help your project reach its goals. Show how these benefits can help your website succeed. Make sure that the platform you choose helps your design, not hurts it.5. Content Creation ChallengesContent planning and organization:The information on a webpage is what keeps it alive. To get around problems, plan and organise your content creation process. Make a content plan that says what will come out when and who is responsible for making that content. You need a plan if you want to keep people interested in your website and going towards your goals.Content creation tools and templates:Using tools and templates can make it easy to make content. Try Canva, Adobe Spark, or Grammarly if you need help with graphics, videos, or proofreading. With the help of themes, you can quickly make things like blog posts, product descriptions, and more. You can make sure that your content is consistent and of good quality by using these tools.Hiring content creators or copywriters:If you're stuck, you might want to hire skilled writers or content developers. Experts in this field may be able to write interesting, convincing content that is just right for your target audience. They may also check to make sure your content is free of mistakes and set up for search engines, which will make the site work better overall.Read More |
2024.05.07 06:48 Godzilla_D AI Agents Ideas for Side Hustles (rabbit holeđ)
So, I went down a rabbit hole of what all AI Agents could be used for and I came up with this list. submitted by Godzilla_D to MakeMoney4Freedom [link] [comments] These could make some serious money in the right hands. What do you guys think? 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