Create a new Claro Project

Steps to create a new Project in Flow.

In this example, we'll choose a Player Experience (the navigation framework) then choose a design template, in this case the White design.

The process will create a Title page to get you started.

Steps to create a blank Project in Flow.

In this example, we'll choose a Player Experience (the navigation framework) then choose a design template, in this case the Blank design.

The process will create a blank page to get you started.

Steps to import a PowerPoint file to create a Claro Project.

The import process decompiles the PowerPoint file into its component parts then reassembles the parts on fully editable Claro Pages.

Images imported during the process are automatically stored in the Media Library.

The new Project will automatically be assigned the Nova theme.

You can not import PowerPoint to create a Flow course.

Baselines are a great way to save time by creating your own template Projects

The theme determines the functionality and design of your project. Only administrators have permission to create new themes. If you need to create a new theme, but do not have permission to do so, contact your administrator. Alternatively, if the changes you require are purely design related, you can create a new variant of an existing theme. Variants maintain all the theme's original functionality while allowing authors to choose their own colors and fonts. See the article Create a Variant f...

Baselines can be a full-Project template for starting new Projects

Steps to add a new Layer to a Claro Page.

The Layers feature lets you group together elements on a Claro page to better organize the page or to target for actions like Show or Hide.

Speed up development time by using Baseline Projects as your own template library for Sections or Layers

Steps to create a Project Variable from the Manage Variables panel.

Once the variable is created it will be available when you are ready to set up actions to affect it or as a value to display in a text element or as a variable you can check as a Condition on an Action.

And once you have used it in any of these contexts the Manage Variables panel will track where and how it has been used throughout the Project.