Edit Design
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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).
Customize Hotspot style: if you want to customize your hotspot design.
Customize Walkthrough style: if you want to customize your walkthrough design.
Customize start/end popup style: if you want to customize your start/end popup design.
Customize checklist style: if you want to customize your checklist design.
Customize theme design: if you want to customize your theme design.
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.
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.
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.
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.