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Before vs After | Video Editing Transformation This project showcases a before-and-after video editing transformation, highlighting how professional editing can enhance the overall visual appeal and presentation of content.
Through thoughtful editing, visual refinement, and a clear comparison between the original and final versions, this project demonstrates the impact of effective post-production.
My focus: Creating engaging visuals, improving presentation, and showcasing the difference professional editing can make.
5 Ways to Audit a Learning Product (And double-check which one you actually need)
An audit isn't about looking for typos. It's about finding out why students buy a course but drop out halfway through. Depending on what is happening with your product right now, you usually need one of these 5 approaches:
1. Pre-launch / Sanity Check
You do this before the first student logs in. It’s a quick quality check to make sure your landing page promises actually match what's inside the LMS on day one, and that no technical bugs will ruin the onboarding.
2. Routine Health Check
Your course or onboarding workspace has been running smoothly for 3–6 months. A routine check is just a proactive review to ensure your content hasn't grown outdated, external links aren't broken, and your completion rate isn't quietly dropping.
3. Emergency Audit (Firefighting)
The "holy sh*t" moment. Refunds are spiking, students are complaining in Discord, or everyone is dropping out at Module 3. You run a firefighting audit to find that one specific bottleneck, fix it immediately, and stop losing money.
4. Deep-Dive / Scaling Audit
You do this before big changes. For example, if you are migrating to a new enterprise LMS, launching globally, or restructuring a messy knowledge base for a growing team. It's a full 360-degree overhaul of your learning architecture.
5. Post-optimization Check
You already ran an audit, made some changes, and now you need to know if it actually worked. This check compares your past metrics against new data (like lower module churn or better survey scores) to measure your real ROI.
Operating a learning product blindly gets expensive quickly. If you want to know exactly what’s broken in your course structure or student flow, check out my services below and let’s set up a quick audit.
Well, it said you could make another submission lol. Funny enough, I had another original idea for this round but then opted for my first submission, and now decided to make some actually games with my gamifying activity leads strategy.
Here is Brash Experiments with Balley, the website mascot. The games are meant to be hints of my work and approaches, along with being lead conversation starters. This is really a base for the experiment, and if things go well I would update things over time to reflect more of the overarching vision. The goal would be to update and games that tie into other upcoming projects along with random ideas (especially experimental ideas) that I do not have any place to put.
Play some games here: https://brash-bouncy-labs.base44.app/
