Walkhub.

Listed 30 July 2014 · page saved 2 August 2014 · Private Beta

“Tutorials designed for the Internet”

WalkHub tutorials run on top of websites, when something changes they adapt. Video and screenshot tutorials record a visual representation of your website that will be outdated as soon as something small changes. WalkHub instead records interactions. This makes Walkthroughs responsive to the changes that happen on a site. You can play the resulting Walkthrough live on a site, or skim through it's screenshots. Main features: Fast and easy: A "record-then-annotate" process reduces cognitive load also for Walkthrough creators. Testable: You can automatically run a screening for a Walkthrough to verify if a feature is still functional. Reusable: Parameters make Walkthroughs reusable across sites and use cases. Up-to-date screenshots: Whenever you run a screening you automatically update screenshots. This can also be triggered through our API. Collaborative: Walkthroughs are URL addressable social objects that you can share and collaborate on. Universal: You can play Walkthroughs anywhere on the Internet, even if our browser or site plugin is not installed (as long as the site is HTML and complex JS doesn't cause a conflict) Minimalist: Prerequisites let you build up a sequence of granular scenarios. Embeddable: An up-to-date widget can be embedded into your documentation, website or blog.

Topics

Testing

Platforms

Web

Model

Open source

Location

Sleidinge · Belgium

In our words: The 2014 listing, filed from Sleidinge, Belgium, pitched WalkHub as tutorials designed for the internet: instead of videos or screenshots, it recorded interactions so a Walkthrough could play live on top of a site and adapt when the site changed. It also offered automated screenings to check that features still worked, reusable parameters and embeddable widgets.