But learning experience improvements only matter if the content is always fresh and up-to-date.
With that in mind, I've been looking at the CraftQuest catalog lately, and I've identified three big gaps that keep coming up in member requests.
I'm looking for experienced Craft developers who can author courses or video series on:
🌤️ Headless Craft CMS
Our headless content is several years old and desperately needs a modern refresh. I'm looking for someone or several people who have actually built production headless sites with Craft 5, dealt with authentication, caching strategies, and can show real patterns that work.
🥬 Modern Content Modeling with Craft 5
What is your workflow or setup for building complex and interesting content projects?
This could range from "how I built this project" videos to tutorials on complex page builders and content models. I'm open to everything as long as it can benefit other learners on CraftQuest.
🛒 Craft Commerce
Our Commerce training has aged out. That's embarrassing. I need someone who's shipped real Commerce sites and can cover everything from basic setup through complex setups. The immediate need is to get a new Commerce Quest built up to onboard developers new to Craft Commerce.
Do one of these topics fit you? Here is more information:
What I'm offering:
Compensation for your expertise
Full production support (I handle all the editing and platform stuff)
Your name front and center as the author
Flexible timeline that works with your schedule
What I'm looking for:
Real production experience with these topics (not just tinkering)
Ability to explain complex concepts
Willingness to show actual code and real examples
Interested? Reply to this email with:
Which topic you'd want to tackle
A quick overview of your relevant experience
Your rough idea for how you would teach the topic you're interested in.
Looking forward to hearing from you!
-Ryan
P.S. If you know someone who'd be perfect for this but isn't on this list, forward this along. Good expertise is worth finding.
