Growth.Design Case Studies v2.0 - Product tips in a comic book format

@allison_mui Thanks Allison. Q1: got it! Q2: Oh that's super interesting, we're building a searchable database so I think you'll like that. Stay tuned!

@aleksfaure Thanks Aleks, yeah we try to make it a complete learning bundle as much as we can. Cheers!

@conchur Really appreciated... There's a lot of sweat that goes behind each case study so it's always nice to hear this!

@louisxavierl I would love it if you guys released the cheat sheets on Notion also. Would be great to do a quick refresher on the concepts thought in the case studies. Don't really use Google Docs personally.

@conchur You're not the first one to mention it! We'll definitely consider it in the future. Thanks for letting me know.

@tamar_yehudar 100%! Learning without fun isn't the best learning. Do you often apply the tactics at work?

@louisxavierl - Implementing a lot of what I'm learning into my side gigs:)))

@tamar_yehudar that's awesome to hear honestly. That's exactly why we build these. Any tips for us on how to make them even more actionable for your work?

@peterhungh3 Thanks a lot Peter!

@andrey_kin Hi Andrey, our content can't be reproduced without explicit permission (and we haven't allowed that so far). But if you use Chrome, you can right click in a case study and use that native translation feature. Can you try that in your browser and let me know if that works?

@danbenoni I tried. No, it doesn't work(

@andrey_kin Oh—you need to set your languages in Chrome, here's the official documentation: https://support.google.com/chrom... hope that helps!

Thanks Mike! @mikeneumegen Can I ask, what's the #1 thing you like about it?

@louisxavierl It's a format I haven't seen before. Typically this type of content can be very dry. It's fun and informative, I'm going to work through all these tips.

@mikeneumegen Nice! Don't hesitate if you have comments/feedback when you go through them. Just email us directly at team@growth.design We love hearing back from people when they watch a bunch of case studies.

@nathaniel_robinson Great to hear from you Nat, and thanks for the support! I hope everything is running smooth at Trustworthy.

@simon_s_j Thanks a lot Simon. We try to walk the talk, as they say :)

@louisxavierl Doing well!

@louisxavierl btw I was interested in your login method with email.....not saving passwords is great but having to go back to email every time to click and login...humm. Do you find that is received better by users than having to remember/store password? I wonder whether there is a way to parse email to grab the code for the user and save them the effort.....I know some sms uses do this but not sure if possible with email?

@simon_s_j That's a really good question, and we're all ears about this topic. We haven't tested the password vs. login link method. We're open to both. Re: parse email: I feel like this would be a huge gap in security? Apple can do it for messages but I doubt a third-party would be allowed to do it? I might be wrong. What's your own feeling/experience with password vs email links? What do you prefer?

@danbenoni @saksham_karwal Thanks a lot Saksham! Have you noticed the latest change in the progress bar recently?