Steps & Navigation
Jimo's Builder is designed to ease the creation and organization of your tours by making it intuitive and simple to move through steps.
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Jimo's Builder is designed to ease the creation and organization of your tours by making it intuitive and simple to move through steps.
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This toolbar allows you to add, remove, and navigate through the steps of your tour efficiently, offering tools to interact directly with individual steps of a tour.
It's important to understand the difference between steps and components.
Steps refer to the individual parts of your tour or guide that users navigate through. Components are the elements within each step, such as text, images, or buttons, that provide content and interactivity.
Current Step Indicator: Displays the currently active step, "Step 3", making it clear where you are in the tour sequence.
Step Editing Controls:
A (Delete Button): Hovering a step allows you to delete it.
B (Add Button): Enables the addition of new steps directly after the current one, facilitating the expansion of your tour without needing to navigate back to the main menu.
Here's an overview of the different types of steps you can add to enhance user interaction and guide users through your digital environment effectively.
A (Add to the same step group): This option allows you to add a new step as the current one. It targets the same UI element but varies the content, perfect for Hotspots and Tooltips where you want to change text or actions without altering the UI focus.
A new step within an element adds content (like a new card) to the existing setup. In contrast, an independent element step targets a separate element and stands alone with its own unique setup and target.
B (Experience Step Types):
Hotspot: Targets specific elements on your page, directing user attention precisely where you want it.
Tooltip: Maintains user focus on an element while providing helpful information.
Pop-in: Displays a full modal to deliver more detailed content.
Snippet: Offers small bits of information directly related to the surrounding context in a discreet manner.
C (Navigation Step C): A specialized option for creating steps that direct the user to another page, which is crucial for guiding them through multi-page processes. How to use.
Drag-and-Drop Reordering: The interface allows you to simply grab a step and move it to a new position within the sequence.
If you experience the builder reloading each time you change steps or the next button not working, it may be due to the behavior of our in-app builder remembering the URL where it was first opened.
To prevent this, open the builder out-app initially and then build each step individually by opening the builder in-app on the specific URL needed for each step.
This feature enables the creation of a step that can redirect users to another page automatically or upon meeting specified conditions.
In Jimo's Builder, steps are efficiently grouped by URL, represented visually on the navigation bar with distinctive icons. This setup aids in maintaining a structured and coherent user journey across different parts of your application.
Automatically redirects users to a specified URL once they reach this step in the tour. This is typically used to guide users through a process that spans multiple pages.
A (Type Selection): This section allows you to select the type of navigation step.
B (URL Parameter): For the Direct URL Navigation, this field enables you to enter the specific URL to which users will be redirected. This ensures that the user journey is seamless and continues across different parts of the application as intended.
Pauses the tour until the user manually navigates to a specified URL, at which point the tour resumes. This option is useful for scenarios where user action outside the tour is expected before continuing.
A (Type Selection): This section allows you to select the type of navigation step.
B (Navigation Rules): Here you can set specific URL rules that determine when the tour should resume. This area allows you to add multiple conditions, ensuring flexibility and precision in how and when the tour continues based on user navigation. (The same behavior on Filtered URLs for the Where field.)
C (URL Test Field): This functionality provides a practical tool for validating the rules you have set. By entering a URL, you can test whether it meets the conditions specified in the rules above, ensuring accuracy before applying the settings live.
You can add advanced actions to CTAs within your experiences, providing more control and flexibility.
-> Add a navigation action to a CTA, allowing users to be directed to specific URLs.
Options:
Absolute Path: Specifies the complete URL.
Relative Path: Specifies a URL relative to the current page.
Open in Same Tab or New Tab: Choose whether to open the link in the same tab or a new tab.
Usage Example:
Set up a CTA that redirects the user to another page between steps.
Select the CTA element.
Choose the "Navigate to" action.
Enter the relative path to the target page.
Select "Same Tab" for the link to open in the same tab.
You can set advanced navigation actions within step triggers, enhancing interactivity and control over your tours.
-> Set navigation actions for steps, similar to CTAs.
Options:
Absolute Path: Specifies the complete URL.
Relative Path: Specifies a URL relative to the current page.
Open in Same Tab or New Tab: Choose whether to open the link in the same tab or a new tab.
Usage Example:
Create a step that redirects the user to another page between steps.
Add a new trigger to the step.
Set the If condition that will redirect the user.
Set the "Navigate to" action.
Enter the absolute path to the target page.
Select "Same Tab" for the link to open in the same tab.
The Navigator within Jimo's Builder is a powerful tool designed to streamline the creation and organization of steps in a user tour or guide.
It functions as a centralized interface for managing and navigating between different components of a step and adjusting their specific parameters.
A (Main or Parent Element): This is the central control for the step. It provides access to settings that determine how the step behaves and is positioned on the page. Here, you can adjust progression behaviors, like how a user moves to the next step, and how the step is visually placed.
B (Components of the Current Step): This section lists all active components within the step, such as text, images, or call-to-action buttons. It's designed for quick editing and the addition of new elements, allowing for real-time customization of step content.
C (Special Elements): Located below the main components, this area is for adding and configuring unique elements like hotspots, which focus user attention on particular aspects of the page. These elements include specialized settings for enhanced interaction.
In the Jimo Builder interface, managing element-specific parameters is made straightforward:
Navigator Selection: You can select an element directly from the Navigator menu. When selected, the element is highlighted in a blue box (A), indicating it's ready for parameter adjustments.
Preview Interaction: Alternatively, clicking an element in the live preview pane automatically highlights and selects it in the Navigator. This feature allows for immediate access to the element's settings, facilitating quick edits.
