Stock image site launches design tutorial service
Shutterstock's online learning platform Skillfeed aims to help digital professionals improve their skills through video tutorials.
Leading stock image provider Shutterstock has introduced a new online marketplace for learning, Skillfeed, with 10,000 video tutorials from more than 100 instructors aimed at helping digital professionals improve their skills.
Through a range of subscription plans, Skillfeed offers two types of training. The first provides comprehensive courses designed to develop in-depth professional skills and features, such as Wordpress Fundamentals or Adobe InDesign. Videos are 20 minutes or longer.
The second option, dubbed "skill snacks", offers a range of short videos designers can watch in their lunch breaks to pick up new tips and techniques on a range of topics, from InDesign to SEO.
To celebrate the launch, Skillfeed is currently offering users a free one-week trial. After that, subscriptions for unlimited video access start at $19 per month.
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