A digital product can show content as 'Coming Soon'. This status tells users that new features or content are planned. It manages user expectations about what is currently available.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
A digital product can show content as 'Coming Soon'.
This status tells users that new features or content are planned. It manages user expectations about what is currently available.
A digital product can mark content as 'Coming Soon'. This means the content is planned but not active. The product uses a setting like 'live: false' to control visibility. This helps users know what to expect.
A developer creates a learning application. The application has 72 types of puzzle cards. The developer sets 55 of these cards to 'live: false'. When a student uses the app, these 55 cards show a 'Coming Soon' message. The student understands these cards are not yet playable.
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A digital product can show content as 'Coming Soon'. This status tells users that new features or content are planned. It manages user expectations about what is currently available.