With your storyboard in hand, now is your chance to try building a demo yourself.

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To start, visit Storylane and click start free in the upper right corner.

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After registering, you will be prompted to download a StoryLane extension onto your browser to allow it to capture the web pages of your product.

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This is a great way for you to experiment with the demo software by using web pages of your product.

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Once logged in, Storylane will walk you through the steps to build your demo.

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Start out by creating a new project. For full users, Storylane offers a variety of templates to help you get started quickly. Select a template that best matches your product and use case, or choose to start from scratch for complete customization.

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Based on the storyboard you have already created, you'll need to determine which features to share and use Storylane's built in tools to capture screenshots of your product or record interactions.

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This step is crucial for demonstrating how your product works in real time. Think about your target audience at each step and ensure that the information you hope to showcase from your storyboard is translated into your interactive demo. Highlight key features and functionalities using hotspots. We recommend placing these just next to where someone would click to perform an action on your site, and don't forget to add the text according to your storyboard.

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Storylane allows you to use tool tips and pop ups to add interactivity.

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This guides users through your product and gives you a chance to add additional information necessary to convey your unique value. Once you have a draft of your demo, share your sample with a colleague and ask them to consider the following. Is it clear what the customer's problem is and how the product solves it? Does the demo follow a logical progression? Is the call to action clear?

With your storyboard in hand, now is your chance to try building a demo yourself.

‍

To start, visit Storylane and click start free in the upper right corner.

‍

After registering, you will be prompted to download a StoryLane extension onto your browser to allow it to capture the web pages of your product.

‍

This is a great way for you to experiment with the demo software by using web pages of your product.

‍

Once logged in, Storylane will walk you through the steps to build your demo.

‍

Start out by creating a new project. For full users, Storylane offers a variety of templates to help you get started quickly. Select a template that best matches your product and use case, or choose to start from scratch for complete customization.

‍

Based on the storyboard you have already created, you'll need to determine which features to share and use Storylane's built in tools to capture screenshots of your product or record interactions.

‍

This step is crucial for demonstrating how your product works in real time. Think about your target audience at each step and ensure that the information you hope to showcase from your storyboard is translated into your interactive demo. Highlight key features and functionalities using hotspots. We recommend placing these just next to where someone would click to perform an action on your site, and don't forget to add the text according to your storyboard.

‍

Storylane allows you to use tool tips and pop ups to add interactivity.

‍

This guides users through your product and gives you a chance to add additional information necessary to convey your unique value. Once you have a draft of your demo, share your sample with a colleague and ask them to consider the following. Is it clear what the customer's problem is and how the product solves it? Does the demo follow a logical progression? Is the call to action clear?