Do-it-for-me button on action steps

Every 'click the glowing spot' step also puts a plainly labelled button in the coach card that does the same thing.

What it is

When a step advances on a real click, the author can give it a label like 'Open the card'. The coach card renders that as a button; pressing it clicks the real element underneath through the open cutout, so the outcome is identical.

Also called: action button · open the card button · second way to do the step

See it
Do-it-for-me button on action steps
Area
Operations
Group
Training & Guided Tours
System
Academy
Solves
1 named problem
01The card's hint reads '👆 Click the glowing spot on the screen — or use the "Open the card" button below.'
02The button uses document.elementFromPoint at the cutout centre and calls .click() on the real element (rings are pointer-events-none, so the hit is the target, not the overlay)
Coach card with an 'Open the card' button under the body copy, and the pipeline card modal opening when it's pressed. Sample data — no customer information appears here.
How it works
  1. 1The card's hint reads '👆 Click the glowing spot on the screen — or use the "Open the card" button below.'
  2. 2The button uses document.elementFromPoint at the cutout centre and calls .click() on the real element (rings are pointer-events-none, so the hit is the target, not the overlay)
Why we built it

Not everyone connects a glowing ring on the far side of the screen with the sentence they just read — first session, unfamiliar layout, a trackpad, and the ring may as well be decoration. Every step that asks you to click something also puts a plainly labelled button in the coach card that does the same thing. Either one moves the walkthrough on.

The problem
  • Click steps stalling because the user didn't spot the highlight
Sound familiar?
What you get
A tour never dead-ends on 'find the glowing thing'

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