Helixhelp.com Website Review

When I first started Helix Help, only the floor and rack models were available. As time progressed, Line 6 introduced many more products to the Helix family (Native, LT, HX Effects, HX Stomp) and Helix Help had begun to show its age under the weight of ever increasing models and This left me at a cross-roads. It had become abundantly clear that the original blog-based platform used to host Helix Help simply was not robust enough to keep up with the ever expanding demands of this reference guide. I needed to be able to react more quickly to Line 6 Helix family product releases, increase the amount of information available on Helix Help, and make it easier to search and quicker to I took some time to research the an*lytics I received over the years about how everyone has been using Helix Help and discovered that 9 times out of 10, everyone goes directly to the model listings to get quick information about the particular model they are using. As a result, the first thing I’d like for you to take a look at are the new model listings. You can now filter them quickly and easily with simple query terms (try typing “fuzz” in the distortion effects listing) and you can sort each column of the model listings, either ascending or descending, alphabetically. These new features make the model listings way more powerful and so much easier to use. The next thing I’d like you to check out is the Helix manual. It is not fully implemented but the amount of information available is Thirdly, at any time, you can use the search box at the top of the site to quickly access whatever information you are seeking. Finally, you’re going to notice that the interface of the site has been drastically simplified to make it faster and easier to dive into Again, this new version is still in BETA and probably has some kinks to work out. Much more information and features are planned going forward and I’m excited to get to work. Eventually, others in the community will be able to add and modify information as well.