September 2024 Summaries

The Progress Badge component, now available in @frigade/react version 2, serves as a unique tool designed not to function independently but to assist users in remembering their position within an ongoing Flow and encourage them to continue and complete it. This component can effectively act as a Call to Action, prompting users to finish a getting started Checklist or to resume a Form. Users can easily begin using the Progress Badge by locating it in the Components section of the Frigade Dashboard and following the provided installation instructions.

The Progress Badge component has been integrated into @frigade/react version 2, designed to assist users in resuming activities within an existing Flow by reminding them where they left off. Unlike other components that operate independently, this component serves as a Call to Action, encouraging users to complete tasks such as a getting started Checklist or to continue with a Form. Users can easily access and install the Progress Badge by locating it in the Components section of the Frigade Dashboard and following the provided instructions.

Guided product tours are widely recognized as an effective method for teaching users about workflows, making them one of the most popular components of Frigade. However, when a less intrusive approach is needed, Hints serve as an equally viable alternative. Hints are subtle, non-sequential UI elements that allow users to learn about new features, UI changes, or undiscovered functionalities at their own pace without disrupting ongoing tasks. Users can create Hints through the web app's components section, with further information available in the documentation or through the demo application, starting from version 2.5.8 of the Frigade SDK.

Guided product tours are a popular method for teaching users about workflows and are a significant component within Frigade, yet they can sometimes be too intrusive. To address this, Frigade has introduced a new UI component called Hints, which serve as a subtler, non-sequential alternative to Tours. Hints allow users to discover and interact with features at their own pace without interrupting ongoing tasks, making them effective for educating users about UI changes, lesser-known features, or new functionalities. Users can access Hints in the components section of the web app, with further information available in the documentation and demo application, and they are included in version 2.5.8 and later of the Frigade SDK.

A significant update to the Frigade Editor has been released, enhancing its functionality by enabling users to modify various aspects of Frigade Flows without the need for coding or complex configuration settings. This update allows users to manage actions for primary and secondary buttons, preview multimedia elements attached to the Flow, add and remove steps, and edit hyperlinks and text formatting. Additionally, the overall page design has been upgraded to make editing Flows more intuitive, offering a more seamless user experience.

A significant update to the Frigade Editor has been released, enhancing its functionality by allowing users to modify various aspects of Frigade Flows without needing to write code or use complex configuration settings. The update enables users to manage the actions of primary or secondary buttons, preview images, videos, and icons, as well as add or remove steps within a Flow, and edit hyperlinks and text formatting. Additionally, the entire page has undergone a design upgrade to make the editing process more intuitive and user-friendly.