One task per video, under two minutes, narrated clearly, with the thing to click lit up. Made from a script, so there are twenty of them instead of one long one.
It is eleven minutes long, it starts with the login screen, and the part they need is at 7:40. Short, task-sized videos placed next to the feature are watched; the grand tour is not. With Tuti Tuti the grand tour is one script, and each chapter exports as its own short file. The welcome video and the twenty feature videos come from the same afternoon.
The habits of videos that get finished, built in.
Blank lines in the script make chapters; each exports as its own file with its own name.
A spotlight ring on the exact element while the narrator names it. No hunting.
Word-synced, so a user with the sound off, or in a second language, still follows.
Every button gets a location, every typed value is spoken. It works as audio alone, which also makes it accessible.
A changed screen means re-rehearsing one chapter and exporting one file.
Help centre, in-app empty states, a tooltip's Learn more link, the welcome email.
Use an in-app tour for the first three clicks and a short narrated video for the task that needs context. Tuti Tuti makes the second kind cheap enough to have one for every feature.
Each chapter is one task a new user must learn. Open each with a transition, then the path.
Seed the demo data from the script so every screen looks lived-in.
Place each next to its feature. Re-render only what changes.
Make the onboarding library you keep meaning to make.
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