Tutorial implementation example

This example consists of three steps:

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These settings has been made for the first step:

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and these settings for the second step:

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and these for the third:

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The tutorial is targeted to the start page and will start automatically:

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In the Navigation Bar for the Workspace, for the Business Profile, it has been set that tutorials should be available in the Action Menu. The option is shown where a tutorial is available, but not shown otherwise.

Note! The tutorial must be set up in the action menu to start automatically, as is done in this implementation example.

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As it is an introduction that should be available for everyone, it’s not targeted.

The user experience

In this example, the tutorial starts automatically the first time the user enters the start page. If a user would like to see the tutorial a second time, it can be started from the Action Menu:

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Or by clicking an Action Button on the start page itself (set up in an Action Button block):

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The steps will be shown for users this way:

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Users can navigate the tutorial using the dots or the arrows:

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