User Portals for Two-Sided Marketplaces in Glide

Section 1: Introduction to User Portals in Glide

Lesson 1: Introduction to User Portals in Glide

Kickstart the course by understanding the potential of Glide for building user portals in two-sided marketplaces. Learn about the use case of creating a chess coaching marketplace and the roadmap for building coach and student portals.

Section 2: Building the Coaches Portal

Lesson 2: Does Glide Replace Memberstack?

Explore how Glide can simplify your tech stack, potentially replacing Memberstack by integrating directly with Airtable for managing user accounts and payments.

Lesson 3: Setting Up Your Coaches Portal

Set up the foundational elements of your coach portal, including data integration with Airtable, user profile configuration, and basic Glide interface customization.

Lesson 4: Configuring User Accounts for Coaches

Dive deeper into configuring the user table, syncing data with Airtable, and ensuring accurate user profile setups for coaches.

Lesson 5: Setting Up the "My Programs" Page

Build the interface for coaches to manage their programs. Learn to filter programs by logged-in users and create an intuitive layout.

Lesson 6: Adding a New Program Feature

Enable coaches to add programs directly through the portal with a dynamic form that maps program details to Airtable.

Lesson 7: Allow Users to Edit Program Details

Add functionality for coaches to edit existing program details and see changes reflected in real-time.

Lesson 8: Open/Close for Registrations

Create a toggle feature that lets coaches open or close program registrations with a button click.

Lesson 9: Edit Profile

Set up profile editing functionality for coaches, enabling them to update their information dynamically.

Lesson 10: Testing Features in the Coaches Portal

Test all features in the coaches portal to ensure seamless functionality and user experience.

Section 3: Building the Student Portal

Lesson 11: Setting Up the Student Portal

Lay the groundwork for the student portal, including Airtable table configuration and Glide interface customization.

Lesson 12: Creating the "Programs" Page

Build the programs overview page, complete with search and filter functionality, for students to browse available coaching programs.

Lesson 13: Apply for Programs Feature

Enable students to view program details and submit applications directly from the portal.

Lesson 14: Creating the "My Registrations" Tab

Add a tab for students to track their program applications and view their status.

Lesson 15: Building the Coaches Directory Page

Set up a coaches directory that displays coach profiles and their active programs, allowing students to explore their options.

Lesson 16: Updating Student Profiles Feature

Add profile editing capabilities for students, enabling them to keep their personal information up-to-date.

Lesson 17: Testing Features in the Student Portal

Test all features in the student portal, ensuring everything from applications to profiles functions seamlessly.

Section 4: Advanced Features

Lesson 18: Accept/Decline Applications

Enable coaches to review and make decisions on student applications, with conditional logic for managing application statuses.

Lesson 19: Conditional Visibility for Protecting Your Portals

Learn how to use visibility rules to restrict access based on user roles and login status.

Lesson 20: Signup/Onboarding in Glide

Design a seamless onboarding flow to collect user information and control portal access.

Lesson 21: How to Build a Review System

Add a feature for students to leave reviews for coaches, including displaying reviews on coach profiles.

Lesson 22: How to Add Terms

Set up a terms of service agreement page to ensure legal compliance before users access the portal.

Lesson 23: How to Handle Airtable Select Fields in Glide

Learn how to sync Airtable select fields with Glide to offer predefined options like experience levels.

Lesson 24: How to Use User-Specific Fields in Glide

Leverage user-specific fields for personalized features like watch lists or private notes, enhancing user engagement.

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