The positive aspects of the site is that it is certainly well done and usable, the division of the sections is also very interesting. The aspects that I found not very useful are the surreal examples in the final part of the pharmacology videos. Maybe I'm wrong but I find them not very practicable as I struggle to anchor a certain name of a drug to a surreal design. For me personally I would prefer clear designs only and only on the pharmacological uses of a drug and its main side effects. Another thing that I personally find difficult to use are the "high notes", since they are certainly schematic but for my way of studying I find them too impersonal. In this regard, a small suggestion of mine could be to transform the high notes into a sort of drawn tables including the images used in the videos. I don't know if you know Armando Hasudungan and his drawings but here it would be nice that each video was implemented by a pdf file that summarizes with images all that was exposed during the video, just as Armando Hasudungan does in his site (https: // armandoh.org/shop/). I would find such a thing much more useful than the High Yield Notes.