capture-manual

Summary

Walk it yourself: the person uses their own product, signed in, and Trunk captures each page they open.

Raw wireframe

• .context/designs/web/onboarding/capture-manual.html

Why it is drawn this way

A working screen. It runs edge to edge. The top bar says what is happening; Back and the next step are in the footer.

The product's frame holds only the product. The site being captured is a third party's. Trunk's notices sit above the frame and its record of the walk below. Nothing of Trunk's is drawn inside it.

The frame is a live session of the product. The person clicks in their own site. Opening a page is the act of capturing it, so there is no capture button and no list of links to pick from.

A screen of its own, not a state. No word in the closed set of states means "a person is driving".

It is the larger build. A live session of a third-party site, with sign-in, needs a hosted browser streamed to the person.

Drawn after sign-in. The moment of signing in to the captured site is listed in routes.js under missing.

Related

• capture-reads-the-product
• capture-walk
• capture-complete

Sources

• .context/designs/web/onboarding/capture-manual.html