Creating an onboarding flow using tab visibility

Ah never thought of using the increment feature in that way. Thanks for the idea :+1: :+1:

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Glide’s last updates are just AMAZING!

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What conditional that you set to make the button unclickable prior the name is entered?

If you display a button with a url of ‘#’, it essentially acts as a button that does nothing when clicked. You can display the unclickable button until the user does something, like fills in a name, then hide that button and show a different button that does what you want.

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Great solution

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awesome! Thanks @Jeff_Hager it is really helpful.

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Great Job Lucas!! I’m also studying improvements of onboarding on my apps.

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Hi @Lucas_Pires, do you mind to share on how to make the onboarding workflow step (bulletpoint) using the richtext?

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I created a Template columns only with a #. And set it the button to open a link with this #. A lil’ trick to create a fake button :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:

The visibility I guess you already know, but if you dont, I set when Name is empty

Edit: now i realized @Jeff_Hager has already replied. Sorry lol

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Rich Text? What do you think for?

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I noticed from your video, you have the workflow bulletpoint (●••) (•●•) (••●) how did u make it in rich text?

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Yes! But thanks for the response anyway :blush:

Yes, it was with rich text. I only set for the page

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Would you mind sharing the code for your progression indicators at the top of the screens?

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@Robert_Petitto @BenzYaputra as I mentioned here, it was a simple Rich Text I used in every single page

<center><h3><font color=8854D0> ⬤ ● ●  <br><br>  

As I said also here, I used Link To Screen Action, so in each page I just changed the “progress indicator” dots.

  • First Page
    image

  • Second Page
    image

  • Third/Last Page
    image

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Perfecto. I was trying to use emoji and I hated the way it looked. Thanks!

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Nah lol

Use this website

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Thanks @Lucas_Pires it is really helpful

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Do your users face a blank screen like this one when they open the app because the image is not yet cached?

And the users end up pressing the next button and miss out on the onboarding visuals which are usually important.

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yup