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Longer or shorter blogs?

milosrasic98

Hi! I've started work on a drone for the Attack of the drones Project14 a few days ago and there's already a lot of stuff I wish to cover through my blogs. But here comes my dilemma, do people on the site like reading more a single big blog for a project, or multiple smaller blogs with another blog that would link all of them up together (like there are 10 blogs in a design challenge), or maybe just a video with some details pulled out into the blog. For design challenges I look into splitting the blogs into something like mini projects or a specific topic, while for smaller projects, I tend to do just one bigger blog, I haven't tried doing a whole video about a project, but that sounds like a nice challenge. So to summarize, in what format do people like content about a project the most:

 

  • Multiple smaller blogs
  • One big blog
  • Video
  • Something else

 

Would love to get some insight into this!

 

Milos

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  • On the video point as Andrew and Michael mention, I also feel shorter is always better.

    There's one youtube creator, he discussed a measurement using a particular instrument. It took him two hours (over two videos) to do that!

    It was very over-the-top, the information could have been read in ten minutes.

    I thought these features helped me understand Jan's post, even though PSoC is still new to me, I've not used it:

    (a) Easy to follow the title, splitting the description using colon (:)

    (b) Photo for context

    (c) Framing some things as questions. I feel if you can ask a question in a simple to understand way then the chances are that you'll explain the answer in a simple to understand way too, which is important for complex or new tech where some explanations are too hard to follow.

     

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  • On the video point as Andrew and Michael mention, I also feel shorter is always better.

    There's one youtube creator, he discussed a measurement using a particular instrument. It took him two hours (over two videos) to do that!

    It was very over-the-top, the information could have been read in ten minutes.

    I thought these features helped me understand Jan's post, even though PSoC is still new to me, I've not used it:

    (a) Easy to follow the title, splitting the description using colon (:)

    (b) Photo for context

    (c) Framing some things as questions. I feel if you can ask a question in a simple to understand way then the chances are that you'll explain the answer in a simple to understand way too, which is important for complex or new tech where some explanations are too hard to follow.

     

    image

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