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7 Awesome JavaScript Product Tour Libraries

Top javascript tour libraries that will help you guide users through using your app..

Shanika Wickramasinghe

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Tour and guide libraries are there to help you guide your users through using your app. They do so by adding extra information to your UI, by providing tips or text (usually obtained from the server in JSON format), and by adding step-by-step instructions regarding the UI and/or functionalities of your web app. This post will cover my seven personal favorite libraries.

Build a Clear UI (Before Using Guide Libraries)

“A user interface is like a joke. If you have to explain it, it’s not that good”. — Martin Leblanc

As you well know, nothing beats a self-explanatory UI. Instructions of any type should only be used after you’ve done your best in delivering a clear UI and a great UX. One key step in achieving that is building a design system .

Design systems or UI libraries are a way to reuse and standardize UI components (among other things). They’re a great way to maintain consistency in style and function, making your app more predictable and much easier to learn (less variance in UI means fewer things need to be learned).

Design systems are no longer a luxury enjoyed exclusively by large enterprises. Thanks to new cloud solutions like Bit.dev , design systems or UI libraries can grow and expand as you build your app. You can simply push individual UI components from any codebase/repository to a shared component hub where you and your team may discover, test, use and collaborate on them. Bit supports React, React with TS, Angular, VueJS and many others.

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1. Intro.js

Intro.js is widely used due to its user-friendly solutions and has 19k GitHub stars. Its most important features are:

  • No dependencies: It does not require any other dependencies
  • Small and fast: The library’s smaller size makes the guiding process smooth and intuitive. The overall size of JavaScript files is 10KB, and CSS is 2.5KB.
  • User-Friendly: Navigation is user-friendly and provides various themes that can be selected as per your preference.
  • Browser Compatibility: Works on all major browsers like Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Opera, Safari, and Internet Explorer.
  • Documentation: The documentation is excellent with samples and examples of each element to be introduced.

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How to Install

To use Intro.js, you need to have npm and Node.js installed. Alternately, you can get Intro.js from:

  • Its GitHub repository: use, git clone https://github.com/usablica/intro.js.git
  • using bower:
  • CDNs ( jsdeliver.com , cdnjs.com )

Once you have installed intro.js, there are three simple steps to add it to your project:

  • Add the JS and CSS files (intro.js and introjs.css) into your project. If you require right to left language support, you can also add introjs-rtl.min.css.
  • Add the attributes data-intro and data-step to the relevant HTML elements. This will enable intro.js for the particular elements.
  • Call the following JavaScript function:

Use the following additional parameter to call Intro.js on a particular element or class.

Here is an example page where the user-friendly Intro.js is seen working.

See the Users

Intro.js is used by many organizations like SAP, Amazon, Nestle, and Kobo.

2. Shepherd

Shepherd has 8.1k GitHub stars , and its website demonstrates how it works. Here are its main features:

  • Accessibility: Provides keyboard navigation support, follows a11y compliance, and also uses JavaScript to enable focus trapping inside DOM elements.
  • Highly Customizable: Allows changing the look and feel without affecting performance.
  • Framework Ready: Readily ingrates into your project’s front-end framework.
  • Documentation: Documentation covers installations and customizations including theming, and styling for your projects.

Shepherd - Guide your users through a tour of your app.

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Shepherd is integrated with many major front-end frameworks and provides the following wrapper facilitates out of the box:

  • Angular: angular-shepherd is an Angular wrapper, compatible with Angular 8+.
  • Ember: ember-shepherd is an ember wrapper, tested with Ember.js >= v3.8, and is compatible with Ember CLI v12.3.
  • React: react-shepherd is a React wrapper.
  • Vue: vue-shepherd is a Vue wrapper.

You can directly install these wrappers using npm or yarn:

It can also be pulled directly via JsDeliver from the CDN:

Once you have installed Shepherd, you can include the CSS and JS files as follows:

Here is an example of creating a Shepherd tour and adding steps with DOM elements attached to it.

Shephard is used by companies like SimplePlanner and Brokermate to guide their users through the initial steps of their applications.

3. Bootstrap Tour

Twitter Bootstrap provides its own free tour implementation with Bootstrap Tour. It has 4,315 GitHub stars.

Bootstrap popovers are quick and easy to build. This is a jQuery-based plugin for bootstrap and uses the power of DOM and JavaScript configuration to build the tour. It’s as simple as including the JS and CSS files and provides in-depth documentation.

Bootstrap Tour

If you are using bootstrap, include bootstrap-tour.min.css and bootstrap-tour.min.js: otherwise, just include….

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You can simply use the CSS and JS files of bootstrap:

Or use standalone CSS or JavaScript files:

You can even pull the JS and CSS files from CDN.

After the initial setup, you can create an instance of the tour and add steps with the element details as follows:

4. Chardin.js

Inspired by Gmail’s new composer tour, Chardin.js is a simple overlay of instructions on existing elements. It uses a JQuery plugin to display instructions. The GitHub page contains the instructions and documentation and has 4.9k GitHub stars.

Chardin.js - Simple and beautiful overlay instructions for your apps.

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You can fork the GitHub repo or download the required CSS and JS files chardinjs.css and chardinjs.min.js and add them to the HTML page.

After setting up, you can add instructions to the document. Below is an example of adding an instruction to an image element. The data-intro sets the text to be displayed and data-positions decide the position of the text.

To run Chardin in the sequential mode you need to use different instructions like data-chardin-sequenced=”true”, data-chardin-auto=”true” and data-chardin-delay=”100” to display the instructions with an automatic movement through elements.

Once the elements are ready with the instructions, you can initialize the library through a button click or make it run automatically. The library can also be limited to a particular container.

Chardin.js allows you to refresh the overlay and also provides construction options to specify URL containing text as JSON objects that can be displayed as instructions.

5. PageGuide

PageGuide is a smart guide for interactive, dynamic, and single-page apps based on jQuery and CSS3.

Pageguide by SolarWinds

An interactive guide for web page elements using jquery and css3. view the project on github tracelytics/pageguide….

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You can install PageGuide in any one of the following four ways:

  • Download the latest release from GitHub
  • Clone the repo: git clone https://github.com/tracelytics/pageguide.git
  • Install with Bower

Install using npm

The installation is loaded with examples and can be run using Grunt at http://localhost:3000/example/ .

For the initial setup, add pageguide.js and the CSS file as follows:

Add the following code to your HTML file to initialize PageGuide:

Specify the selector in <ul>, this will be matched by PageGuide to display the text. Below is an example of adding pageguide.js to the bottom of the page.

PageGuide is used to display static messages on the page, resulting in it being less cluttered.

6. Hopscotch

Hopscotch was built by Gordon Koo and Hans van de Bruggen as an open-source tool during LinkedIn’s Incubator program . Its main purpose was to solve problems of usability, intuitiveness, and performance.

With 4.3k GitHub stars, it is only 8kb in its minified and gzipped state. Though it does not require dependencies, it may use jQuery if available on the page. Hopscotch offers:

  • Event callbacks: supports callbacks for onStart, onNext, and onClose events.
  • Multipage resistance: Uses HTML5 session storage to persist the state of the tour across pages.
  • i18n: Supports internationalization.
  • Lightweight callouts: Manages callouts with a convenient method to create them.
  • Browser compatibility: It is compatible with all browsers.
  • Customizable: It allows CSS tweaks, bubble markup, and page interactivity.

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Use Grunt.js to build Hopscotch. This will run the test suite with new artifacts. Then include the two files hopscotch.js and hopscotch.css into the HTML page.

Once the initial setup is complete, you can initialize the tour using JSON.

Hopscotch can be tested using the Jasmine testing framework and allows continuous integration with Travis CI.

7. Tourist.js

Tourist.js is a simple library best suited for a single page application than a multipage website. It can control the interface at each step. Using Tourist, you can create a guide for the steps that require opening a window or menu. A series of steps can be specified with instructions for particular elements.

Despite the absence of a website, the GitHub page with 12k stars consists of extensive documentation.

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Tourist.js is a simple library for creating guided tours through your app. it's better suited to complex, single-page….

You can install Tourist.js using the following bower command:

Tourist requires jQuery and Backbone, and has the ability to use Bootstrap 3 popovers (default) or QTip2 tips along with Bootstrap 3 CSS.

The “tourist.js” JavaScript file and an optional CSS file can be used to customize styles.

After the initial setup, you can create the steps and add them to the tour instance as follows:

It also allows you to have your custom implementation for tips using Tourist.tip.

Implementing JavaScript tours and guides is an easy way to introduce users to an application. Most of these tools use CSS and JavaScript files with simple initialization. These tools are used by many top-notch companies. How your tours and guides look, and function will depend on the library you select. The right tour can make your application a lot more intuitive and attractive to users.

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Built to increase adoption, intro.js is a lightweight javascript library for creating step-by-step and powerful customer onboarding tours.

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Install Intro.js

You can install Intro.js in a few simple steps. Intro.js consists of two main files, the JavaScript part and the CSS part which renders the elements nicely.

1 Include the JavaScript and CSS

Intro.js is available on NPM and most CDNs

2 Call the introJs.start() method

The start() method configures the library and starts the product tour.

Easy to Use

The simplicity of Intro.js API will help you to develop an advanced onboarding for your products. Intro.js is lightweight, 10kB and has no external dependencies!

Customizable

Intro.js provides various ways to configure your product onboarding and customize every single step of your tour.

Open-source

Intro.js is Free and open-source, published under AGPL license. We also provide commercial license, supporting your team to successfully integrate Intro.js!

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10 Best JavaScript Product Tour Libraries for User Onboarding

Looking for open-source libraries to build JavaScript product tours with? Here are the top 10 that we've found.

10 Best JavaScript Product Tour Libraries for User Onboarding

For tech-savvy teams, JavaScript product tours can be an easy solution to creating onboarding flows quickly. So here is a list of 10 open-source JavaScript product tour libraries that you might want to check out. 

Why use a JavaScript library for user onboarding? #

First, let's cover all the reasons why you might want to use JavaScript onboarding libraries.  

1. You know how to code #

A JavaScript product tour library is essentially a DIY tool. Meaning you need to know your way around code, at least for front-end development with JS and CSS. So if you don’t know how to code or you don’t have readily available dev resources in your team, this is not an option for you. 

2. You want to save money #

One of the big advantages of JS-built product tours is that they’re often open-source libraries, which means it’s free of charge. There are services that charge for commercial licenses, but they are often for a lifetime and are peanuts compared to what you would pay for a more robust no-code product adoption platform. 

3. You want to be agile #

Lastly, with a JavaScript onboarding library, you can deploy as fast as you want to, as well as have full control over what you publish. Once again, you need to be well-versed in your coding knowledge. Otherwise, a no-code solution would actually be faster than being confused about what to do. 

Your list of Top 10 JavaScript libraries for product tours #

If you type product tours or onboarding tours on GitHub you’ll find quite a number of options. But not all of them are good. Some are just unmaintained and outdated like Hopscotch . Others are just really underwhelming like Trip.js . 

So we thought we’d help you narrow it down. Let’s take a look at the 10 best JavaScript product tour libraries. 

1. Intro.js #

Intro.js is not just a random open-source library. It is quite well-known, well-supported, and widely used. In fact, if you’re looking for a reliable JavaScript product tour builder, Intro.js is probably where you want to start. It’s not completely free, but a commercial license starts from $9.99.

A screenshot of Intro.js in action

2. Shepherd.js #

Shepherd.js is a JavasScript library for creating product tours that relies on another open-source library called Floating UI to create dialogs for each step. You can create single tooltips with their floating dialogs or have an entire product tour with multiple steps. 

A screenshot of Shepherd.js in action

3. Bootstrap Tour #

Bootstrap Tour is a widely used open-source HTML, CSS, and JS-based frontend framework. So if your website is built on Bootstrap, Bootstrap Tour might be a good fit to build an onboarding flow with because it draws its design fundamentals from Bootstrap. Despite that, you can still use it even if you’re not using Bootstrap for your website’s frontend. 

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4. Codyhouse #

Codyhouse is actually a group of 400 HTML, CSS, and JavaScript components that are compatible with any CSS framework. With those, you can make a Product Tour that is powered by CSS and JQuery. The default design is very well made, so this is highly recommended for anyone who wants a quick start. However, certain components may be behind their premium gate, so make sure you get the free one. 

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5. Chardin.js #

Chardin.js is truly a barebones solution for creating onboarding tours. Essentially, it’s a layer of instructions that go over your app. You can either set the instructions to all show at once or have them go in a sequence. 

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6. Product Tour JS #

Product Tour JS is a JavaScript library for creating user onboarding and product presentation. It requires JQuery to run. Essentially, it’s like any other product tour open library, but quite well-polished in terms of styling. 

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7. Smartour.js #

Smartour.js is another super simple open-source library for product tours, except that this one is built with TypeScript and JavaScript. As far as we can tell, it also has a more limited styling option through CSS. 

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8. Tooltip Sequence #

Tooltip Sequence is exactly as it says. It enables you to build a sequence of tooltips. Other than the fact that it’s your run-of-the-mill JavaScript open library for product tours, it needs Hugo to run the dev server. So if that’s not your cup of tea, look elsewhere.

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9. Webtour.js #

Webtour.js is one of the more robust product tour open libraries out there. It comes with basic product tour building features, but it also has several advanced functionalities such as highlighting elements, dynamic element targeting, and keyboard control. 

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10. Tourguide.js #

Lastly, there is Tourguide.js . It is a lightweight alternative to other JavaScript libraries that rely on JQuery. It’s clean, it’s nice, and it gets the job done. 

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These are our 10 suggestions for you if you’re looking for product tour open libraries. And if you’re thinking, “well, these all seem quite similar” , you would be correct, since there seems to be an agreed-upon format that they usually follow. But any number of these can be an adequate option if you have a super simple product that needs an onboarding tour. 

Don’t know how to code? Need something more robust? You’ve got options #

Coding is hard, and it’s not for everyone. Or maybe you are a coding wizard, but you just don’t want to waste much time on building and maintaining user onboarding tours yourself. Don't know for certain? See this table that summarizes the benefits of building vs buying.

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Top 10: Best Tour (website guide) Javascript and jQuery plugins

Carlos Delgado

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See our compilation from 10 of the best Tour Javascript and jQuery plugins to create a web guide for your user

Top 10: Best Tour (website guide) Javascript and jQuery plugins

Have you ever visited a website or a web application, where you don't have the most remote idea of how to start to using it because it's your first time there and you just feel like Jhon Travolta?

If you're a web developer, you may want to avoid this experience from your user creating some type of guide video, or a well explained documentation. However, some users won't read the documentation or see a video because there is no time for that, they just want to use your app! For this kind of users (that's the 90% of the people) you can use a dynamic in web tour while they learn to use your app. You can implement this feature by using a Guided Tour plugin in your app.

In this top, we are going to share with you 10 of the best guided tour plugins made in VanillaJS and jQuery.

Anno Tour

Anno is a step-by-step guides plugin for powerful web apps. Anno.js is built to be extensible , the source is about 500 lines of literate coffeescript; you can read the annotated source in just a few minutes.

9. jQuery guide

jQuery Guide plugin demo

jQuery Guide is a jQuery plugin made to create a "How to use guide" for your web app. It uses jQuery animations to provide a smooth and nice experience for the user while they learn how to use your app.

8. aSimpleTour

a Simple Tour plugin

aSimpleTour is a jQuery plugin that will help you to make website tours easily.

7. Pageguide

Start Guide jQuery plugin

Pageguide is a plugin to create interactive guide for web page elements using jQuery and CSS3. Instead of cluttering your interface with static help message, or explanatory text, add a pageguide and let your users learn about new features and functions. Pageguide comes with an example implementation (the files are in /example) which you can run locally with Grunt.

6. Bootstro.js

Bootstro plugin

Bootstro show your users a guided tour of what is what on a page. Especially, for first-time users. Bootstro requires bootstrap & bootstrap popover , just add the class .bootstro to any element that you'd like to be highlighted, then include bootstro.js &  bootstro.css and start using Javascript bootstro.start() .

Any element anywhere on the page can be intro'ed: popovers are automatically scrolled to so they always get focused. This plugins is easily customizable, Bootstro provides various public methods so you can control as you like bootstro.start() , bootstro.next() , bootstro.prev() .

5. Hopscotch

Hopscotch tour plugin

Hopscotch is a framework to make it easy for developers to add product tours to their pages. Hopscotch accepts a tour JSON object as input and provides an API for the developer to control rendering the tour display and managing the tour progress. Hopscotch supports internationalization via i18n object in tour config. The default language is English. If you need a tour in a language other than English, pass in translated text in your tour config. Text used for previous, next, skip, done and close buttons, as well as, tour step numbers can be translated.

A Hopscotch tour consists of a tour id, an array of tour steps defined as JSON objects, and a number of tour-specific options. The tour id is simply a unique identifier string. The simplest tour consists of just an id string and an array of one or more steps. This plugin has been created by the guys at LinkedIn .

4. Enjoyhint

Enjoy Hint Plugin demo

A free web-tool that is created to guide users through a site or app in the simplest way. It gives an excellent way to create interactive tutorials with hints and tips, and embed them into your web apps, thus, enhancing their usability and value/effectiveness. EnjoyHint adds simple hints that prompt users to navigate a website or an app intuitively and easily. It comes along with instant auto-focus highlighting, as the user moves into a new field.

We demonstrated the use of the EnjoyHint web-tool in an issue tracker demo, created with Webix JavaScript UI library. The tool itself is based on Javascript, HTML5 and CSS. The tool works on the client-side and can be used with any server-side platform. The key features of EnjoyHint:

  • Fast web-tool setup
  • Simple initialization and configuration
  • Interactive hints - instant tips that provide a description to the user about the field they are in
  • Scenario of coherent actions - allows adding a sequence of hints for all necessary steps
  • Auto-focus highlighting - involves automatic focus on the area related to the hint and its instant hightlighting when the hint loads
  • Defining shape - defining the shape and margin of the highlighted area
  • Timeout settings - allows setting the delay before the moment, when the element is highlighted
  • Hint resume that restarts the display of hints from the step where it was stopped
  • Auto scrolling to the highlighted element at different animation speed.
  • Cross-browser support (Chrome, FireFox, IE10+, Safari)
  • Support for Android, iOS and Windows touch sceens (laptops and tablets)

3. Intro.js

IntroJS demo

Intro.js is a Step-by-step guide and feature introduction plugin for your website. When new users visit your website or product you should demonstrate your product features using a step-by-step guide. Even when you develop and add a new feature to your product, you should be able to represent them to your users using a user-friendly solution. Intro.js is developed to enable web and mobile developers to create a step-by-step introduction easily.

Intro.js has no dependencies, fast and small 10KB JavaScript and 2.5KB CSS, that's all (minified, gzipped), besides it works on Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Opera, Safari and even Internet Explorer.

2. Shepherd

Shepherd tour plugin

Shepherd is a javascript library for guiding users through your app. It uses Tether, another open source library, to position all of its steps. Tether makes sure your steps never end up off screen or cropped by an overflow. Try resizing your browser to see what we mean.

Shepherd works in IE9+ and all modern browsers.

1. Bootstrap Tour

Bootstrap Tour

Bootstrap Tour is a plugin to make an animated, dynamic guided tour through your website using the famous Bootstrap Framework, however, if you don't use Boostrap you can use the standalone version without problem. This plugins is the easiest way to show people how to use your website with Bootstrap Popovers.

Honorable mentions

Driver.js

Driver.js is a light-weight, no-dependency, vanilla JavaScript engine to drive the user's focus across the page. Driver is compatible with all the major browsers and can be used for any of your overlay needs. Feature introductions, focus shifters, call-to-action are just a few examples.

If you know another awesome Tour plugin to show a website to your user or you're developing your own tour plugin, don't be shy and share it with the community in the comment box.

Senior Software Engineer at Software Medico . Interested in programming since he was 14 years old, Carlos is a self-taught programmer and founder and author of most of the articles at Our Code World.

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Hopscotch is a framework to make it easy for developers to add product tours to their pages. Hopscotch accepts a tour JSON object as input and provides an API for the developer to control rendering the tour display and managing the tour progress.

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Callbacks for tour events: onStart, onEnd, onShow, onNext, onPrev, onClose, onError

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Take your tour across pages! Hopscotch saves state using HTML5 sessionStorage if available and falls back to using cookies as a default.

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Create tours in all the languages of the world. Hopscotch supports customizing the language of your tour controls.

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Lightweight Callouts

Create single instance callouts for those times when one is enough.

To get started using the Hopscotch framework, simply include hopscotch.css and hopscotch.js on your page. This will load the hopscotch object into the global window object for you.

Then in your my_first_tour.js file, define and start your tour.

That's all there is to it!

Defining a Tour

A Hopscotch tour consists of a tour id, an array of tour steps defined as JSON objects, and a number of tour-specific options. The tour id is simply a unique identifier string. The simplest tour consists of just an id string and an array of one or more steps.

The step options below are the most basic options.

Note that title and content are both optional only because you can choose to have a step with only a title, only content, or both title and content.

This is an example of a tour defined with only basic steps.

IMPORTANT -- title and content are set using element.innerHTML. This allows the inclusion of very basic markup like links and lists. However, it also allows the inclusion of malicious script injections when used improperly. It is highly recommended to never show user-generated content in a Hopscotch tour. If it is absolutely necessary, you must properly escape the input, as always.

The comprehensive list of step options are listed below:

target [STRING/ELEMENT/ARRAY] - id of the target DOM element or DOM element itself. It is also possible to define an array of several targets. If an array is provided, Hopscotch will use the first target that exists on the page and disregard the rest.

placement [STRING] - specifies where the bubble should appear in relation to the target. Valid values are "top", "bottom", "right", "left".

title [STRING] - step title

content [STRING] - step content

width [INT] - bubble width

padding [INT] - bubble padding

xOffset [INT] - horizontal position adjustment for bubble. Value can be number of pixels or "center". Default : 0.

yOffset [INT] - vertical position adjustment for bubble. Value can be number of pixels or "center". Default : 0.

arrowOffset [INT] - offset for the bubble arrow. Value can be number of pixels or "center". Default : 0.

delay [INT] - number in milliseconds to wait before showing step. Default : 0.

zindex [INT] - sets the z-index of the bubble

showNextButton [BOOLEAN] - should show the next button. Default : true.

showPrevButton [BOOLEAN] - should show the prev button. Default : true.

showCTAButton [BOOLEAN] - should show the call-to-action button. Default : false.

ctaLabel [STRING] - label for the call-to-action button.

multipage [BOOLEAN] - indicates that the next step is on a different page. Default : false.

showSkip [BOOLEAN] - if true, 'Next' button reads 'Skip'. Default : false.

fixedElement [BOOLEAN] - set to true if the target element has fixed positioning. Default : false.

nextOnTargetClick [BOOLEAN] - triggers nextStep() when the target is clicked. Default : false.

onPrev [FUNCTION] - callback for when 'Previous' button is clicked

onNext [FUNCTION] - callback for when 'Next' button is clicked

onShow [FUNCTION] - callback for when step is first displayed

onCTA [FUNCTION] - callback for the optional call-to-action button

Tour options can be specified either through the tour JSON object, or through a call to hopscotch.configure(). These options apply to the entire tour. In cases where there is both a value specified in the tour options and in a step definition, (e.g. "showPrevButton") the step definition takes priority. When multiple callbacks are defined in both step and tour options, step callbacks are invoked before tour-wide callbacks.

id [STRING] - Mandatory A unique identifier string for your tour. Used for keeping state.

bubbleWidth [NUMBER] - Default bubble width. Default : 280.

bubblePadding [NUMBER] - Default bubble padding. Default : 15.

smoothScroll [BOOLEAN] - Should the page scroll smoothly to the next step? Default : true.

scrollDuration [NUMBER] - Duration of page scroll in milliseconds. Only relevant when smoothScroll is set to true. Default : 1000.

scrollTopMargin [NUMBER] - When the page scrolls, how much space should there be between the bubble/targetElement and the top of the viewport? Default : 200.

showCloseButton [BOOLEAN] - Should the tour bubble show a close (X) button? Default : true.

showPrevButton [BOOLEAN] - Should the bubble have the Previous button? Default : false.

showNextButton [BOOLEAN] - Should the bubble have the Next button? Default : true.

arrowWidth [NUMBER] - Default arrow width. (space between the bubble and the targetEl) Used for bubble position calculation. This option is provided for the case where the developer wants to use custom CSS to adjust the size of the arrow. Default : 20.

skipIfNoElement [BOOLEAN] - If a specified target element is not found, should we skip to the next step? Default : true.

nextOnTargetClick [BOOLEAN] - Should we advance to the next step when the user clicks on the target? Default : false.

onNext [FUNCTION] - Invoked after every click on a "Next" button.

onPrev [FUNCTION] - Invoked after every click on a "Prev" button.

onStart [FUNCTION] - Invoked when the tour is started.

onEnd [FUNCTION] - Invoked when the tour ends.

onClose [FUNCTION] - Invoked when the user closes the tour before finishing.

onError [FUNCTION] - Invoked when the specified target element doesn't exist on the page.

i18n [OBJECT] - For i18n purposes. Allows you to change the text of button labels and step numbers.

i18n.nextBtn [STRING] - Label for next button

i18n.prevBtn [STRING] - Label for prev button

i18n.doneBtn [STRING] - Label for done button

i18n.skipBtn [STRING] - Label for skip button

i18n.closeTooltip [STRING] - Text for close button tooltip

i18n.stepNums [ARRAY ] - Provide a list of strings to be shown as the step number, based on index of array. Unicode characters are supported. (e.g., ['一', '二', '三']) If there are more steps than provided numbers, Arabic numerals ('4', '5', '6', etc.) will be used as default.

The Hopscotch framework comes with a simple set of API calls with which you can run and manage tours:

hopscotch.startTour(tour, stepNum) - Actually starts the tour. Optional stepNum argument specifies what step to start at.

hopscotch.showStep(idx) - Skips to a given step in the tour

hopscotch.prevStep() - Goes back one step in the tour

hopscotch.nextStep() - Goes forward one step in the tour

hopscotch.endTour([clearCookie]) - Ends the current tour. If clearCookie is set to false, the tour state is preserved. Otherwise, if clearCookie is set to true or is not provided, the tour state is cleared.

hopscotch.configure(options) - Sets options for running the tour. See above section "Setting tour options" for a list of configuration options.

hopscotch.getCurrTour() - Returns the currently running tour.

hopscotch.getCurrStepNum() - Returns the current zero-based step number.

hopscotch.getState() - Checks for tour state saved in sessionStorage/cookies and returns the state if it exists. Use this method to determine whether or not you should resume a tour.

hopscotch.listen(eventName, callback) - Adds a callback for one of the event types. Valid event types are: *start*, *end*, *next*, *prev*, *show*, *close*, *error*

hopscotch.unlisten(eventName, callback) - Removes a callback for one of the event types.

hopscotch.removeCallbacks([eventName[, tourOnly]]) - Remove callbacks for hopscotch events. If tourOnly is set to true, only removes callbacks specified by a tour (callbacks set by hopscotch.configure or hopscotch.listen will remain). If eventName is null or undefined, callbacks for all events will be removed.

hopscotch.registerHelper(id, fn) - Registers a callback helper. See the section about Helpers below.

hopscotch.resetDefaultI18N() - Resets i18n strings to original default values.

hopscotch.resetDefaultOptions() - Resets all config options to original values.

Defining callbacks

Hopscotch has several events to which you can assign callbacks. These events include start , end , next , prev , show , close , error . For the next , prev , and show events, you can assign callbacks within step definitions as well as in the tour itself.

There are two ways to define event callbacks:

If you are specifying your tour as an object literal in Javascript, you can provide a function literal as the value of your callback. This would look like the following:

In some situations, you may want to specify your tour in JSON. This may be because you are dynamically creating a tour on the server. Since functions are not valid JSON, specifying a function literal will not work. Instead, you can use Hopscotch helpers to specify your callback. Using helpers will look something like the following.

First register the helper with Hopscotch.

An example with an argument passed in:

Then, when you define your tour, you specify the callback as an array of the following form: [helperId, arg, arg, ...] . For example:

In the above example, since the onStart callback has no arguments, it could be defined as a simple string "selectArticle" instead of being wrapped in a one-element array.

To specify several helpers for a certain event:

Callbacks will be invoked in the order that they are specified.

To remove a helper, simply call hopscotch.unregisterHelper('myHelperId') .

Hopscotch supports internationalization via i18n object in tour config. The default language is English. If you need a tour in a language other than English, pass in translated text in your tour config. Text used for previous, next, skip, done and close buttons, as well as, tour step numbers can be translated.

Here is an example of tour config in Russian:

To see a multipage tour example, see the multipage tour demo .

Sometimes all you need is a simple callout. You can use Hopscotch Callouts to achieve this.

Callouts come with the same options available as tour steps, so you can specify things like width, placement, offsets, and z-index. The most important difference between tour steps and callouts is that you must supply an id when creating a callout for later reference.

All management of callouts is done through the Hopscotch Callout Manager. The Callout Manager's job is pretty simple and comes with only a handful of API methods.

  • calloutMgr.createCallout(options) - Creates callout referenced by an id. Options are the same as tour step options, where applicable.
  • calloutMgr.getCallout(id) - Returns the callout object for the given id.
  • calloutMgr.removeCallout(id) - Removes the callout for the given id from the page.
  • calloutMgr.removeAllCallouts() - Removes all registered callouts from the page.

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Introduction

Ever heard of tours in product UI?

An image of the React logo.

Product tours are self-explaining tips UI for the website user to break down complex UX and make it easily useable.

Product tours play a vital role in B2B product UI. It helps save customer support time related to repeated ‘how-to-use’ questions about the UX.

What problems do product tours solve?

Product tours help with onboarding users to new and complex UX and helps to get users familiar with UI functionalities. They’re also useful for showcasing new updates on product UI, and they can save time for the customer success team.

Slack, Trello, Asana, and Invision are some of the big products that use product tours for different UX needs.

The indirect alternative to product tours including FAQs about product functionalities, product video demos and tours, and on-demand tips UI.

However, video tours or FAQs don’t have the same level of impact as inline product tours.

The majority of users don’t look for tutorials outside the UI.

On the other hand, on-demand tips UI are similar to product tours and can have a similar impact.

In this post, you’ll learn how to build a simple product tour for your React application. Before building, it you’ll first need to learn about existing React libraries.

Existing React libraries for product tours

Even though product tours are used by lot of companies, there aren’t many React-based tour UIs. Some of the libraries are React Tour and React Joyride.

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React Tour library

React Tour has around 1.4k stars on Github and is moderately active.

It has very nice UI if you need a simple product tour without much customization. If this is the case, React Tour UI will be good enough.

You can view the demo for React Tour here .

How it works

With React Tour, you pass the classname selector and content for each step to the component.

It will render the tour UI based on a button click, or after mounting the component. It’s simple for static pages and UI:

However, if you need to customize for a custom behavior, then it won’t work very well. The component is very rigid, and styles aren’t exposed well enough to make it reusable.

One drawback is that if you don’t use styled-components in your project, then you won’t have any luck using the component. There is no other way — the library has a hard dependency for styled components.

Additionally, if a classname selector is not present in the current screen, then React Tour just displays the non-matched content in the center of the screen. There is no way to hide it.

The only way to overwrite such behavior is to trigger the next steps through our own logic, but that defeats the  purpose of the component.

It’s almost as complex as writing your own component for product tours.

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React Tour really shines when you don’t want to customize a lot, and when you want basic tour functionality with beautiful UI and UX.

It also works well for static content or dynamic content where the selector labels always exist on the UI.

React Joyride library

The next famous React product tour library is React Joyride . It has 3k stars on Github and is also actively developed.

The UI isn’t as elegant as React Tours, but the API is less rigid. It allows for some level of customization.

Of course, it has its own limitations.

The docs aren’t good enough if you need custom solution on top of basic React tour functionality. The props API also isn’t very intuitive or simple.

The only difference is that it has solutions for most use cases in product tours. They expose all the events and actions to the end user, so you can capture those actions and do whatever customization you want.

Building a simple product tour in a React app

First, let’s build a simple React tour without any custom functionality.

We’ll use react-dashboard by creative tim  as our base application.

This loads the product tour on top of it.

This is what the dashboard UI looks like:

An example of the UI dashboard.

We’ll do a product tour on this UI. You can see the final product tours UI here .

Let’s create the simple product tour component:

Load this tour component anywhere on the page to load the blinking beacon UI. If you click that beacon, it will open the tour. The next button will let you navigate til the end of the tour.

Joyride components take a lot of props. The most important ones are steps props. It accepts an array of objects with target selector elements and content.

Continuous props are used for showing the next button on each step.

You can see the demo for this simple tour component here .

Now let’s add more features and make our product tour more customized. Simple features are:

Skip option on each step

  • Change locale text labels
  • Hide / show buttons (next, skip, back buttons)

Custom styles like button colors and text alignment

Then we’ll add the custom feature like:

  • Auto start the tour
  • Start the tour by manual triggers (i.e., through link or button click)
  • Hide blinking beacon
  • Auto start tour once and only show tour on manual triggers next time

Most of the basic functionalities can be achieved through the props provided by Joyride docs .

Adding showSkipButton to true will do the trick. Skip link will skip the remaining step on the tour.

How to change text labels for buttons and links

Let’s change the last button text as end tour and skip button text to close tour .

How to hide Back, Next and Skip buttons

  • For the Skip button, use *showSkipButton* props
  • For the Back button, use hideBackButton
  • For the Next button, use continuous props

Unlike other props, continuous props work differently. They either show the Next button or show a Close button, depending on the boolean value passed to the props.

You can see how inconsistent the props API naming are. It isn’t very easy to find lot of hidden features unless you read the complete docs for Joyride couple of times 😅

Styles are exposed as an object. So if you pass a style object to the component, the component will merge it with their default styles.

A caveat to this way of styling is that it only supports a handful of the object styles, which are already defined on the component.

It won’t allow you to customize everything on an element level. Also, the classnames used in the rendered elements are not very easy to customize.

However, the library exposes props to use your own elements instead of the default elements.

Some of the components are:

  • Beacon component ( beaconComponent prop)
  • tooltip component ( tooltipComponent prop)

Controlled product tour

So far, you’ve learned how to use the Joyride library to create a basic product tour and customize it using props.

You’ve also seen some of the limitations to styling the component.

Until now, the tour has been controlled in the library. You just pass the steps and tweak some props.

It’s possible to control the tour and trigger goto a particular step directly through button click, but it requires some coding.

We’ll see how to do it by achieving a few of the features.

The Joyride component exposes some of the actions and events through callback. You need to capture the callback and, based on the function, you can customize your functionality.

It’s simple to make the component controlled by passing a prop stepIndex .

stepIndex is the index number and starts from 0. Once you pass the values, the Next and Back button clicks need to be handled by you.

Let’s get to it. First, we will define the steps:

Here’s the initial state to make the component controlled:

To auto start the tour, you need to pass disableBeacon: true in the first step. This will just disable the beacon. But you need to trigger start by changing the state run: true :

The actions that are important to make the functionality are Close button click, Skip button click, Next, and Back button click.

Let’s implement the reducer function:

Now we’ll listen to the events and dispatch proper state changes to manage the tour:

Here’s a quick overview of how each action, event, and state update works:

If the Close button, Skip button, or End Tour button are clicked, then STOP the tour. Meanwhile, if the Next or Back button are clicked, then check whether the target element is present in the page.

If the target element is present, then go to that step. If it’s not present, find the next step target and iterate.

Joyride expose EVENTS, STATUS, and ACTION labels. You can use those to listen to the callback event without hardcoding it.

Let’s also auto start the tour when the page loads:

You can even trigger the start of tour using button click:

Right now, we have it set up so that the tour will be shown every time you refresh the page.

If you only want to show the tour once and then trigger it only through manual click, you can do so using localStorage .

You can find the working example code here and the demo here .

Steps for building a custom product tour in React

We’ve achieved the product tour using the Joyride library.

But what if we need to create our own?

Let’s walk through building a tour component.

The biggest challenges to building tour components include finding the target element and showing a popover component, as well as ensuring the popover component calculates the available window space and automatically displays by the target element.

It can also be difficult to ensure the tour component is reusable and that styles are easily extended.

To build a custom tour component in React, it’s easiest to isolate the functionality and component UI with these React Hooks:

  • useTour – a custom Hook to build your own UI on top of functionality
  • Tour – a dumb UI component that consumes useTour to load the tour portal UI

This mock code  shows how useTour works:

I hope this article helped you learn the tricks of creating product tour components in your React application. Let me know your experience on tour UX in the comments 🤗

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Why do i need a product tour, features of product tour creation libraries, product tour creation libraries, building a product tour using intro.js, frequently asked questions (faqs) about intro.js product tours.

Sample Product Tour

  • People don’t like to read long documentation.
  • Documentation doesn’t provide interactive demo of each and every feature.
  • People don’t regularly read the docs and hence it’s difficult to introduce new features.
  • Product tour start button – This button might come with the library, or the developer might be required to define a custom button to initialize the tour. This button should be designed such that it catches the attention of users and is normally larger than normal buttons.
  • Product tour steps – Once started, the user should be able to navigate through a series of steps introducing its features until the product tour is completed. A product tour creation library should contain a simple and clear way of defining steps in the tour by assigning various HTML elements in the document. Even though it is not mandatory, it is valuable to have Previous and Next buttons to navigate through the steps of product tour.
  • Product tour skip button – It is almost certain that not every user wants to go through the complete product tour. Sometimes the first few steps of the tour might be effective enough to make the decision of buying the product. In such situations, users should be allowed to skip the tour and move forward. So the library should contain a Skip button that lets the user skip the tour. This button should be available on every step of the tour.
  • Product tour complete button – As the user reaches the final step, there should be a way to complete the tour. Generally, this will be a button available in the final step. We need to have an effective call to action for this button. Usually, the call to action will be to purchase or try the product. A Complete button will replace the Skip button on the final step.
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How can I customize the look and feel of my Intro.js tour?

Intro.js allows you to customize the look and feel of your tour to match your website or application’s aesthetic. You can modify the CSS file that comes with the Intro.js library. This file contains the styles for the tooltip, overlay, and navigation elements. You can change colors, fonts, sizes, and more. Remember to always test your changes to ensure they look as expected across different screen sizes and devices.

Can I use Intro.js with a single-page application (SPA)?

Yes, Intro.js works well with single-page applications (SPAs). You can initialize the tour when the SPA loads and then start it when needed. If your SPA changes the DOM based on user interaction, you may need to reinitialize the tour or update the steps to ensure they point to the correct elements.

How can I add more steps to my Intro.js tour?

Adding more steps to your Intro.js tour is straightforward. You can add steps by adding data-intro and data-step attributes to your HTML elements. The data-intro attribute contains the tooltip text, and the data-step attribute determines the order of the steps. Alternatively, you can define your steps in a JavaScript array and pass it to the introJs().setOptions() method.

How can I control the navigation in my Intro.js tour?

Intro.js provides several options to control navigation. You can allow users to navigate using keyboard shortcuts, disable interaction with elements behind the overlay, or force users to follow the tour in a specific order. These options can be set when initializing the tour using the introJs().setOptions() method.

Can I use Intro.js in a non-English application?

Yes, Intro.js supports internationalization. You can customize the text of the navigation buttons and tooltips to match your application’s language. This can be done by setting the nextLabel, prevLabel, skipLabel, and doneLabel options when initializing the tour.

How can I highlight a specific element in my Intro.js tour?

Intro.js automatically highlights the element associated with the current step. The rest of the page is covered with an overlay. You can customize the look of the highlighted element and the overlay using CSS.

Can I use Intro.js with a responsive design?

Yes, Intro.js is responsive and works well with mobile and desktop layouts. The tooltip position adjusts based on the screen size. However, for small screens, you may want to simplify your tour or use mobile-specific steps to ensure a good user experience.

How can I start the Intro.js tour automatically?

You can start the Intro.js tour automatically when the page loads by calling the start() method. For example, introJs().start(). However, consider your users’ experience before starting the tour automatically. It might be better to let users start the tour when they are ready.

Can I use Intro.js with a framework like React or Angular?

Yes, Intro.js can be used with JavaScript frameworks like React or Angular. You may need to adjust the way you initialize and start the tour to work with the framework’s lifecycle methods.

How can I troubleshoot issues with my Intro.js tour?

If your Intro.js tour is not working as expected, check the JavaScript console for errors. Make sure all your steps point to existing elements and that your custom CSS does not interfere with the Intro.js styles. If you’re still having trouble, the Intro.js GitHub page is a good resource for solutions to common issues.

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webtour.js is a feature-rich, user-friendly, fully responsive guided tour JavaScript library for the web.

  • Show a step-by-step guided tour of various elements on your page.
  • Highlights elements to grab the user’s attention.
  • Auto scrolls the page to the current step.
  • Allows the user to navigate between steps like a slideshow.
  • Supports dynamically created content.

How to use it:

1. Add the webtour.js JavaScript library’s files to the page.

2. Define steps for elements as follows:

  • element: Target Element
  • title: Step Title
  • content: Step Content
  • placement: top, top-start, top-end, left, left-start, left-end, right, right-start, right-end, bottom, bottom-start, or bottom-end

3. You can also dynamically insert content to the steps using the onNext and onPrevisous functions:

4. Initialize the webtour JavaScript library.

5. Start the tour.

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Tour.js is a free JavaScript library for user onboarding. This library guides users through complex features of your application. By making an app easier to navigate, you can increase traffic and decrease the bounce rate upon first interaction. This post will go over a simple example of how to run Tour.js on a single page with a MUI components. This demo uses MUI Version 5.x .

Table of Contents

Source Files

Prerequisites.

If you are not using the source files above then get the Next.js template from MUI . You might have to clone the entire repository to get it, but it is worth the effort. The template from MUI has everything configured out of the box and is ready to use. Installing Material manually can be challenging if you are still a novice with Next.js .

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Install Reactour which is a wrapper for Tour.js .

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Install Styled-Components for Tour.js .

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Create a component labeled BasicTable under ‘./components’ . Copy the code from MUI (below). This is for the demo page.

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CSS Styling for the Tour

Create a style sheet under ‘./styles’ labeled tour.module.css

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The Demo Page

Create the Tour page under ‘./pages ‘ labeled as ‘./pages/tour.js’ .

Below are all of the imports for the demo.

Import reactour Dynamically

Import reactour dynamically since it cannot be rendered on the server.

Single Step Example

Example of a single reactour step. You have the selector and the content you want to display for that step.

Styling to a Step

Event handing for reactour, configuring reactour.

Put the <Tour/> component somewhere in the rendering part of the page.

The following properties are used in this example

accentColor={accentColor}

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nRequestClose={closeTour}

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All together

All of the source code for the demo page.

Automatically show for first time visitors.

Using the browser’s local storage to store a value when the user has visited the page or application.

Now that you know the basics of Tour.js , try putting the steps in a separate file or decorate the steps with buttons and colors. If Tour.js isn’t for you, check out some of the other onboarding libraries below.

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Quick start

Get started with creating a tour.

TourGuide JS was built as an experimental library for creating customisable user tours and on-boarding journeys for SPA's. Hopefully it comes in useful for other projects. There are some advanced usage/edge case gotchas' that I will be working to resolve in future releases. Contribution is welcome.

A very basic example of TourGuide JS can be found here https://codepen.io/sjmc11/pen/NWzaWxw.

A a more in-depth example that leverages events in a registration flow can be found here https://codepen.io/sjmc11/pen/MWXrVWo.

Installation

The TourGuide JS library can be installed via NPM or CDN. Both provide the same level of functionality but may differ in IDE integration.

💡 For better IDE integration NPM installation is recommended.

Include in your project

Add the [data-tg-tour] attribute to elements that you want to include in your tour. This attribute should contain the relevant text for the tour guide step.

💡 Additionally you can define tour steps in TourGuideStep[] format.

Declare steps (data attribute method)

Creating a tour

To create a tour, you must start with creating a TourGuideClient.

ℹ️ The only difference between CDN & NPM usage is the creation of a tourguide client. Contribution is welcome on how the make initialisation consistent.

ℹ️ ️Do not initialise multiple TourGuideClients.

  • If no options are passed, default values are used.
  • If no steps are provided, you can use addSteps() at a later stage or rely on the data attribute method of declaring tour steps.

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10 best tour plugins to guide visitors through your app (2024 update), what is guided tour plugin:.

A Tour plugin allows you to quickly create an interactive, dynamic, step-by-step guided tour for specific elements within the document.

It is a commonly used UI component that provides an interactive, user-friendly interface to introduce tutorials, new features or featured content on the web applications.

The Best Guided Tour Plugin:

In this post, You will find a list of 10 best jQuery and Vanilla JavaScript tour plugins to help guide your visitor around your website or web application. Have fun with it and don't forget to spread the world.

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Guided website tour with directional arrows - jquery guides.

An easy-to-use jQuery plugin that adds an intuitive, interactive, dynamic guided tour to your website.

Guided Website Tour With Directional Arrows - jQuery Guides

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Interactive Tooltip-style Guided Tour Plugin - jQuery TourJS

A jQuery-dependent tour library that helps you create customizable, interactive, tooltip-style, step-by-step tours to guide your users through your web application.

Interactive Tooltip-style Guided Tour Plugin - jQuery TourJS

Interactive Visual Guide Plugin For Bootstrap - jQuery Tour

A Bootstrap plugin to create an accessible, interactive visual guide that lets your users guide through / scroll between new features and functions in your web app.

Interactive Visual Guide Plugin For Bootstrap - jQuery Tour

jQuery Feature Tours Plugin - Joyride

Joyride is a cool and mobile-friendly jQuery plugin for easily and quickly creating feature tours for your website or web application using small tooltips.

jQuery Feature Tours Plugin - Joyride

Guide Your Users Around The Web Application - jQuery Tour.js

A jQuery plugin that provides your users a configurable, navigatable, step-by-step, guided tour around your web application. The plugin has the ability to highlight a given element with a fullscreen overlay to introduce the new features or functions on the webpage.

Guide Your Users Around The Web Application - jQuery Tour.js

Best Vanilla JavaScript Tour Plugins

Simple step by step site tour plugin.

Intro.js is a simple and fast js library that makes it easier to create Step By Step website tour guide with keyboard and mouse support.

Simple Step By Step Site Tour Plugin

Responsive Guided App Tour In JavaScript – shepherd

shepherd is a JavaScript library that creates an interactive, accessible, dynamic visual guide to let your users learn about new features and functions on your web app.

Responsive Guided App Tour In JavaScript – shepherd

Create Interactive Guided Tours In App – TourGuide.js

A customizable, framework-agnostic, and feature-rich guided tour/onboarding library written in JavaScript (TypeScript).

Create Interactive Guided Tours In App – TourGuide.js

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An easy-to-use guided tour plugin for Bootstrap 5 that guides your visitors through a tour of your app.

Easy Guided Tour Plugin For Bootstrap 5 - bs5-intro-tour

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A feature-rich, user-friendly, fully responsive guided tour JavaScript library for the web.

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LA PLATA, Md. – Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development Secretary Jake Day visited Charles County on Tuesday as the latest stop of the department’s Day Trips tour across the state.

The visit was the sixth county Secretary Day and DHCD leadership have visited since the tour began in late 2023 and the first in Southern Maryland. The day-long event gave the Moore-Miller Administration’s DHCD team the chance to interact with public officials, business owners and residents about what’s happening in their communities.

“Our mission is to help Maryland communities achieve their full potential and the best way for us to learn how we can support their aspirations is to spend time in the towns and neighborhoods of each county,” said Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development Secretary Jake Day. “DHCD has a great relationship with our county and municipal leaders here and I’m confident we can continue to work together to make this Charles County’s and Maryland’s Decade.”

“Today’s visit with Secretary Day was an opportunity to focus on the positive results of our collaboration with the State of Maryland to revitalize homes and storefronts across Charles County. We engaged in meaningful conversations on topics such as affordable housing, community development, and broadband expansion,” said Charles County Commissioner President Reuben B. Collins, II, Esq. “I appreciate the Department of Housing and Community Development team coming to Charles County to see state and local partnerships in action. Our joint efforts are instrumental in helping sustain and enhance our thriving community.” 

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From Fiscal Year 2020 to so far in Fiscal Year 2024, DHCD has invested more than $78 million to create affordable housing, improve broadband service and revitalize neighborhoods in Charles County.

DHCD’s visit featured a stop in Bel Alton to speak to homeowners who are receiving home upgrades through the department’s Special Loans Programs . The programs help eligible Maryland homeowners with home repairs that improve comfort, liv​ability and accessibility.​ 

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Swift has used the stages throughout her ongoing world tour to make announcements about special editions of “The Tortured Poets Department.” During a performance in Sydney this month, she announced “The Black Dog” version, the third and “final” limited special edition of her upcoming album. Before that, she announced the “Albatross” version and the alternate “Bolter” edition, each one featuring a previously unannounced song and alternate cover art. While those three special editions were only available for a limited time on Taylor Swift’s webstore, the Target-exclusive vinyl is still available to pre-order on their website.

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Jennifer Lopez has canceled the final seven dates of her upcoming tour — without explanation.

Fans noticed that Ticketmaster quietly added cancellation notices to the Nashville, Raleigh, NC, Atlanta, Tampa, Fla., and New Orleans listings for the “This Is Me…Now” trek earlier this week.

Even more curiously, previously announced shows in Cleveland and Houston were wiped from the company’s website entirely.

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