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New tutorialguide.net features
A quick overview of the new and improved source for your tutorials
Posted on Sunday July 05, 2009 4:46 am
Firstly we at TutorialGuide.net would like to welcome and thank you for visiting our website and reading this first news article, which is one of many to come.
We strive to continue serving our loyal and new visiors the best that we can. If you want to help out by volunteering your services please drop us an email through our contact form.
Last month we were proud to release Tutorial Guide version 3.0. Now, 1 month later, we're going to give you a quick overview of the existing and the new features.
First on our overview list are the 'old' features that made TutorialGuide.net what it is today:
Tutorial Websites Directory - Our vast directory of websites easily listed in categories for you convenience. Saving you time by finding the best tutorials for you!
We have now made it easier for you to submit your own website. Simply register at Tutorial Guide and go through the submitting process. Just be sure to select the correct category for your website or your website might take longer to be approved. Your website will then be reviewed and you will be notified by email when approved.
Hosted Tutorials - Our home grown (and user submitted) tutorials ranging a wide selection of subjects.
While most hosted tutorials are for Photoshop we are working hard to expand the areas still uncovered. Again we would gladly accept your help on this subject. Contact us about this.
Continuing on to the new features here at Tutorial Guide.
Members Area - You are now able to register with us. by doing so you will gain the option to submit your own website to our tutorial directory. You will also be able to track your tutorials and in the near future we will be adding to your options.
RSS Feed - You can now sign up to our RSS feeds (one for news and one for the latest tutorials) and be kept well informed.
Tutorial Guide News - The latest addition to our website is the news section. We aim to inform you about all things interesting in 'Tutorial Land'. If you have something you want to share or think is worth writing a news article about please let us know.
Lastly we'd like to give a small hint regarding some upcoming developments: Video Tutorials (this is still subject to change)
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