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#Hotspots
Explain elements without disrupting UX
Create static info-boxes that expand when triggered to educate and engage users.
SEE HOTSPOTS IN ACTION
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Avoid intrusiveness with minimal beacons
Add images, videos, links & more
Create hotspot groups for a more contextual approach to onboarding
Avoid intrusiveness with minimal beacons
Add images, videos, links & more
Create hotspot groups for a more contextual approach to onboarding
Whenever you release a new feature, bring them under the spotlight with UserGuiding’s Hotspots and improve user adoption.
Whenever you release a new feature, bring them under the spotlight with UserGuiding’s Hotspots and improve user adoption.
Use a hotspot as a bridge through the information gap in your software and proactively answer the repetitive questions your support team receives.
Use a hotspot as a bridge through the information gap in your software and proactively answer the repetitive questions your support team receives.
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“UserGuiding acts as a band-aid to provide assistance whenever we need to communicate with our customers.”
A hotspot is a small UX element built inside your product’s UI that expands when triggered by the interaction of the user to display information about certain features.
Although it is usually associated with front-end development, you can create a hotspot without being a developer, with the help of no-code product adoption tools such as UserGuiding.
Yes, you can include a button or an anchor link inside your hotspot which can trigger a guide created with UserGuiding when clicked.
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