How do you show new users what they can do with AtomicServer?
Showing pictures, explaining features, showing them the docs... That's not fun enough and not fast enough.
One typical approach is to use these click-through tours. I never really liked them - they show you things, but they require you to click through a lot of next buttons, they don't actually let you play around with the UI.
Other platforms like Notion just give you a template with some decent demo content. Interactive, inspiring, but it still feels a bit cold.
I want people to feel like the platform is alive, that other people are using it, that they see the real-time collaboration features.
I think we can do this fully in the browser, client-side. Some JS script with a template that guides a user through a bunch of resources being edited in real-time by virtual users.
How do you show new users what they can do with AtomicServer?
Showing pictures, explaining features, showing them the docs... That's not fun enough and not fast enough.
One typical approach is to use these click-through tours. I never really liked them - they show you things, but they require you to click through a lot of next buttons, they don't actually let you play around with the UI.
Other platforms like Notion just give you a template with some decent demo content. Interactive, inspiring, but it still feels a bit cold.
I want people to feel like the platform is alive, that other people are using it, that they see the real-time collaboration features.
I think we can do this fully in the browser, client-side. Some JS script with a template that guides a user through a bunch of resources being edited in real-time by virtual users.