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New Buttons in 2025: What did we add at Konnektoren.help? Very CLEAR explanations with the Screenshots!!!!!!!!



 New Buttons in 2025: What did we add at Konnektoren.help?

In 2025, we focused  at 👉 https://konnektoren.help on one thing: making learning German simpler, faster, and more intuitive.

To do that, we redesigned the interface and added new buttons, smarter navigation, and powerful new functions — all built at 👉 https://konnektoren.help  to save you time and help you focus on learning.

Below is a quick guide to what’s new and how to use it 👇


🌍 Language Start Buttons — Learn in Your Language

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At the top of the page, you’ll now find language-specific Start buttons.


Just:

  • choose your language

  • click Start

  • begin learning immediately


No long onboarding. No confusion. Just one click and you’re in.


▶️ “Start Learning Now” Button

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If you’re ready to jump straight into learning, use the “Start Learning Now” button.

This button:

  • takes you directly to exercises

  • skips unnecessary steps

  • is perfect for new users and returning learners

One button. One action. Zero friction.


🎁 Redeem Codes for Extra Exercises

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We added redeemable codes 🎉
With these codes, you can unlock:

  • bonus exercises

  • special challenges

  • seasonal content

Just enter a valid code (for example, during holidays) and get extra learning content instantly.


🔍 AI Search — Ask Questions or Use Keywords

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Our new AI-powered search lets you:

  • ask full questions (“When do I use weil?”)

  • search by keywords (der die das, connectors, cases)

To search:

  • press Enter

  • or click the ✈️ paper-plane button



This makes finding grammar topics faster and more natural.


🎯 Level Selection Dropdown (A1–C1)

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You can now select your language level using a dropdown menu


:


  • Beginner
    (A1)

  • Elementary (A2)

  • Intermediate (B1)

  • Upper Intermediate (B2)

  • Advanced (C1)


This helps us:


  • personalize your exercises

  • show the right difficulty

  • avoid content that’s too easy or too hard

Learning that fits you.


🛞 Exercise Wheel — Visual Navigation

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We kept the exercise wheel — and made it easier to use.

Just:

  • click Exercises in the center

  • open the full topic list instantly

Visual navigation = less searching, more learning.


⭐ Points System — Learn & Unlock More

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In the top-left corner, you’ll always see your points ⭐

You earn points:

  • every time you complete an exercise

  • every time you practice

These points allow you to:

  • unlock more exercises

  • track your learning progress

"a" is just the short version of the users´ nickname 

Learning now comes with rewards.


📋 New Exercise Cards & Start Button

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We redesigned the exercise list to be clear and informative.

Each exercise now shows:


  • a short explanation





  • an icon representing the topic



  • tasks and progress

    (how many tasks would you habe there ? 

    and how many points do you need to unlock this exercise) 



To begin: 👉 click the small orange “Start” button at the bottom of the exercise card.



Simple. Clear. No guessing.


🚀 Built for Speed, Clarity & Comfort

Every new button and function added in 2025 was designed with one question in mind:

“Does this make learning easier for the user?”

If yes — we kept it.
If not — we changed it.

Explore all features yourself at:
👉 https://konnektoren.help

And as always — we keep improving 💙

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