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What were some of your biggest design questions when you first started? Big picture or detailed is helpful!
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Your Start Date (rough date is fine)
how much coding knowledge did you have when you started?
related ticket? (if possible)
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How to access the template10/20/2018
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How to deal with media queries and create new ones05/21/2018
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How to read HubL tokens (especially with blog templates)05/21/2018
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What is Javascript?10/22/2018
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How to work with flexible columns9/20/19
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What the difference is between editing a template and editing a page?9/20/19
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How do the content editors, design manager, and content settings all work together?10/22/18
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How do I find where css styles are set?10/22/18
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What is in scope, out of scope, and out of my scope but in a PE's scope?10/22/18
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How do I learn how to solve design cases?10/22/18
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How to utilize the inspect tool - essentially how it connected to the CSS sheet?10/22/2018
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How to / if you can edit emails to render better in outlook?10/22/2018
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How to target one area/ make a local change of the page rather than make a change throughout every instance? 10/22/2018
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How to read HTML and understand how CSS applies to templates 5/20/2019
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How to add styling to a stylesheet (no idea how to format it correctly, a cheat sheet would be amazing!!)5/20/2019
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Where to find specific edits a customer wants to make (page editor vs template vs stylesheet)
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The only thing we can't Google for design is how to set expectations, and this is something I think people struggle with throughout their tenure in Support. I think a frank and honest explanation of what is reasonable and how to set those boundaries would be the single most helpful thing for new peope.
9/20/2018
Some HTML and CSS
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Using additional headmarkup vs. using the CSS style sheet. How to know where to make the change (in what situation)
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Very little, to none
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Conclusion from questions: Most issues stem from not knowing how to do design questions within HubSpot. Our current trainings regard design in general, but not how to apply these subjects directly within HubSpot. Lastly, a lot of questions regard 'confidence' - support reps are scared of making changes in fear of 'messing up' customers' pages.
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