Reframe the Learn page as a role-based course journey - #21
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The page listed five courses in the order they happened to be written, led by a Studio overview, with an executive overview fourth. A prospective learner had no way to see which course was meant for them, and the introduction described the catalogue rather than pointing anyone at a starting place. The courses are now ordered as a progression — executives, then the Studio overview, then developers, then Gears from introduction to authoring — and the introduction names the three audiences and invites the reader to pick by role. Three titles change to match: "Constructor for Developers" becomes "Constructor Studio for Developers", "Constructor Gears for Beginners" becomes "Intro to Constructor Gears", and "Constructor Gears for Contributors" becomes "How to Build a Gear". Four descriptions are rewritten to say what the learner gets rather than list the job titles the course was scoped against. Every enrollment link and Coming Soon status stays with its course. Also removes the Acronis Accelerate tile: the event has taken place. Done with the help of: Claude Opus 5 Signed-off-by: sstimsu <timsus@gmail.com>
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Why
The five courses appeared in the order they were written — the Studio
overview first, the executive overview fourth — so a visitor could not tell
which one was meant for them. The introduction described the catalogue
instead of helping anyone choose a starting point.
What changed
Introduction now names the three audiences and invites selection by role,
rather than listing what the courses cover.
Course order and numbering follow a progression: business value → platform
overview → building with Studio → using Gears → building Gears.
Descriptions rewritten for courses 01, 02, 04 and 05. The developer course
description is unchanged. The new text says what the learner gains; the old
text mostly enumerated the job titles each course had been scoped against —
one description ran to sixty words of role list before reaching its subject.
Removed the "Acronis Accelerate: The Journey to Autonomous IT" tile, as the
event has already taken place.
Preserved
Every enrollment link and Coming Soon status moved with its course, verified
card by card against
HEAD:…4-ab75efa961cc…5-558cd42f5116…9-0be950659136Testing
Rendered locally at desktop, tablet and mobile widths: five cards in the
specified order, numbering 01–05 correct, the Acronis tile absent, and no
console errors beyond the pre-existing CookieYes warning that only appears on
localhost.
Not included
Three follow-ups left out to keep this to the requested scope — happy to fold
any of them in:
learn/acronis-accelerate-event.htmlis now orphaned: still on disk andreachable by URL, but nothing links to it.
ElementLinkCardis now dead code — the removed tile was its only use onthis page.
which described the old Course 05.
Created with the help of Claude Code