Setup and navigate from scratch, before buiding an opening repertoire as a practical example
As a follow up to my previous user guide video to Lichess, I have now published an in-depth look at using the Study page to develop an opening repertoire.
As my favourite part of Lichess, I use the Study page all the time for my openings, game analysis, endgames, and book study. It's so well designed, and I wanted to show it off to anyone who may not use it or know about it. Or, maybe you do use it, but want to get more from it. Either way, I hope this video guide conveys my admiration for this excellent tool, and does justice to the people who developed it.
You can watch the video on my YouTube channel HERE. Again, there is no affiliation, sponsorship, or money involved - I just love the site and study page and want to contribute in any way I can!
Let me know what you think, and whether you use the page for openings or anything else. If there are any cool features on there that I didn't cover or could do with more attention do let me know. Please also consider a like, or subscribe to the channel.
