Edit Design

Customize your guideflow's appearance to fit your brand.

(e.g. customize a guideflow to match your brand by changing colors and button style)

  • Open the "Design" tab on the right panel.

  • Pick your guideflow's main color (called "Primary Color"). It will become your guideflow's main color (call-to-actions, popup, etc.).

  • If you want a default call-to-action type, Click on "Default type" to select your call-to-action type (e.g. Hotspot).

Design options:

Customize Hotspot style

A Hotspot is a pulsing dot that displays your audience where to click.

  • If you want to define another color for Hotspots than the primary one, define a new one.

  • Select your Hotspots' style.

  • Select your Hotspots' shape.

Customize Walkthrough style

A Walkthrough highlights a specific area where to click thanks to an overlay. In comparison to Hotspot, it contains two buttons and an overlay.

  • If you want to define another color for Walkthroughs than the primary color, define a new color.

  • Select your Walkthrough's shape.

  • Toggle on to add an Avatar picture.

  • Toggle off the step numbers to hide the number of steps of your guideflow.

  • Toggle on "Border" to customize the border color.

  • Toggle on "Custom overlay" to customize the overlay color and opacity.

Customize start/end popup style

Start/end popup can be added at the beginning and/or the end of a guideflow.

  • Pick your "Start" button color, the secondary button color, and the background color of all your popup. Customize the color by using the gradient option for each of them.

  • Select your popup's shape.

  • Customize the overlay color, opacity, and blur, or toggle it off to remove the overlay design.

  • If you want to change the margins, toggle on "Custom margins" and customize new horizontal and vertical margins.

Customize checklist style

A checklist can be added to a guideflow to help users navigate between steps.

  • If you want to define another color for your checklist, pick a new color.

  • Select your checklist's shape.

  • You can toggle off "Task counter" to remove the number of items indicated on the launcher button.

  • You can toggle off "Progress bar" to remove the bar with the percentage of accomplishment.

  • You can toggle on "Search" to allow users to search for a specific checklist item.

  • You can toggle off "Checklist number" to remove item numbering.

  • Customize the overlay color, opacity, and blur, or toggle it off to remove the overlay design.

  • If you want to change the margins, toggle on "Custom margins" and customize new horizontal and vertical margins.

A checklist item can also open an URL link instead of navigating to a defined step.

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