# Write the opening of your workshop page

Written by Geeta Thakker
Updated 2026-09-19

The opening of an explainx workshop page should help a learner decide whether to keep reading. State the task, intended audience, and practical result in plain language.

## Lead with the work

Describe an action such as building, testing, reviewing, or presenting. For example: “Build a weekly reporting workflow and check its output before sharing it.” Use an example that matches what the workshop actually teaches.

## Add the decision details

Keep the format, dates, prerequisites, and enrollment action close enough to find easily. State whether the current option is a confirmed run, a waitlist, or a recording.

## Remove uncertainty

Avoid broad promises such as mastering all of AI in one session. Use a supporting image or sample output only when it helps explain the work. Before publishing, ask someone unfamiliar with the workshop to describe what they think they will leave with.