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You can build interactive tutorials to help users understand which areas of Squore to focus on, or help them discover and reach new functionality. This chapter teaches you about the concepts behind the design of a tutorial in Squore and highlights how you can expand on the existing framework.
A tutorial explaining the purpose of the Project Portfolios.
Here are the key concepts you should understand about tutorials before reading further:
A tutorial is a series of steps that users follow in the web interface. Each step can highlight parts of the user interface, and display help text to make it obvious what to look at and why. Optionally, a step may allow users to interact with the web interface so they can try out the concept that is being explained by themselves before moving on to the next step of the tutorial.
Steps can be grouped in phases to make the flow of your tutorial more logical and perform actions before a step is executed.
Users launch tutorials from ? > Tutorials, which lists all the available tutorials in two sections: general-purpose tutorials, which apply to the application in general, and model-specific tutorials, which apply to a specific analysis model.
Like most other aspects of Squore, tutorials are fully localisable via the use of properties files.