Launch your first workspace
Move from a static post into a live, interactive workspace so your offer feels operational instead of merely described.
This is about the user-facing workspace launch experience, not the underlying controller mechanics.
What this walkthrough covers
What this feature does
This walkthrough is about showing the moment your offer stops being static and becomes interactive.
Why people use it
People trust a deliverable more when they can open a live workspace, inspect it, and continue from a working state instead of just reading a description.
What to focus on
The important part is the user-facing workspace surface itself:
- where it launches from,
- what changes once it starts,
- what the user can understand immediately after launch.
Step-by-step
How the flow works
Step 1
Open the post and move to the workspace section
Goal: Get to the part of the offer where the live workspace is available.
Why it matters: A workspace only feels meaningful when the viewer can clearly see where the live interaction begins.
Route: /posts/{postId}
The first step focuses on the actual workspace entry surface, not the rest of the post page.
Step 2
Start the workspace
Goal: Launch the user-facing session from the post itself.
Why it matters: This is the moment where a static promise becomes an interactive working surface.
Route: /posts/{postId}
This step captures the actual launch interaction instead of a generic static post state.
Step 3
Confirm the live workspace state
Goal: Make sure the useful part of the workspace is visible and understandable.
Why it matters: The walkthrough should show the experience the end user actually cares about, not an incidental part of the page.
Route: /posts/{postId}
The final capture stays focused on the live workspace area so the feature itself is visible.
Common questions
What people usually ask
Is the workspace only for developers?
No. The point of the workspace is that the deliverable can become interactive and revisitable, whether the work is technical, creative, or operational.
What should I look for after the session starts?
Look for the part of the UI that confirms the workspace is live and usable, not just that a button changed state.
What happens next
Once this walkthrough makes sense, move directly into the next related flow instead of stopping at the explanation layer.