Below are a few Linkedin Learnings (which you can assess through your onelogin), that can be useful resources while working on the web prod team!

When websites, technologies, or tools are poorly designed, they can create barriers that exclude people with disabilities from using the web.

In this course, you’ll learn how accessibility lowers the barrier to entry, by providing equal access and opportunity to people with a diverse range of hearing, movement, sight, and cognitive abilities. Once you learn the foundations, you’ll find that the benefits of accessibility–enhanced search, improved usability, and increased audience reach–aid your designs almost as much as they aid your users.

A good user experience design will make visitors stay on your site. This class teaches you how to apply simple UX design principles to your site to make it behave in the way that users want and expect.

This class teaches what people want from websites, how they search for information, how they read online, and how to structure your content to take advantage of this research, how to use graphics to help rather than hinder visitors, how to integrate video, audio, and other media, and when to consider interactive rather than static content, how to look at your site’s homepage, forms, and content through the eyes of users to build a site that better meets their needs, how to balance site content with advertising.

Jira is a tool for issue tracking and project management. Already the industry standard for software development, Jira is quickly being adopted by many other teams like marketing, legal, IT, and finance. By learning Jira, you can easily manage your own daily tasks, help your organization plan strategic initiatives, and keep track of progress with the easy-to-use, real-time reporting tools. This course teaches you everything you need to get started with the server edition of Jira. Instructor Rachel Wright introduces you to the software and explains some of the differences between the versions and types of Jira. Then you can learn how to navigate the dashboard, view your project list, and drill down for details. Next, see how to create and edit issues, estimate the time and effort needed to complete them, and search for issues. Rachel also shows how to generate useful reports by customizing filters, dashboards, and boards, and adjust preferences so that Jira works best for you.

Jira was designed to help software development teams manage projects and track issues. But increasingly, other teams—such as marketing, legal, and finance—are adopting it as well. Want to leverage Jira to track your own work? Tune into this course to learn how to get up and running with the cloud edition of this powerful software. Rachel Wright, an Atlassian Certified Jira Administrator, steps through how to use Jira to manage your own daily tasks and help your organization plan their strategic initiatives. Rachel covers how to navigate Jira, work with projects and issues, change user preferences, and create filters, dashboards, and boards. Upon wrapping up this course, you’ll have the core information you need to get started with Jira right away.

WordPress has come a long way since the first version in 2003. What started as simple blogging software has become a full-fledged content management system used by companies large and small all over the world. One of the biggest changes came in 2018 with the introduction of blocks, which fundamentally changed how you edit content in WordPress. Now, a variety of block types—headings, images, quotes, and more—are used to create rich content. In this course, Carrie Dils takes a look at the next big change coming to WordPress, full-site editing. With full-site editing, the block editor is used for all aspects of the site, not just the content area. Headers, footers, and sidebars alike can be formatted and populated with blocks. While full-site editing is still in the early stages of development and adoption, if you’re a WordPress developer, this first-look course provides a good introduction to the concepts and a way for you to get ready when full-site editing officially lands.