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If you're a front-end dev, you'd probably worked with PMs on building features that helps the product grow. This guide covers many of those features.

If you're a backend dev, you'd probably been asked to create database tables to save marketing or business data. AirTable allows many business people to create tables and gather info , and selling info without involving backend dev.

It will be interesting to see how the self-serve business tools (nocode) will affect the type of work devs will be asked to do in the future.

It will make the work much more interesting, but potentially make it harder to break into

It's a list of tips and examples of how to change your site design to increase conversions.

I assume you know what an airtable is - a glorified google sheets. The other part is information containing strategies to help a website turn more visitors into people who actually sign up and pay. There is a preview on the site itself, may make a bit more sense.