Hubs
A Hub is a curated, branded collection of demos grouped into a single shareable destination. Where a demo is a single guided walkthrough, a hub lets you present multiple demos together — useful for showcasing different use cases, product lines, or audience-specific flows from one link.
A screenshot of a published hub showing a grid of demo cards will go here.
Creating a hub
- In the top navigation, click Hubs
- Click New hub
- Enter a name and a URL slug for the hub
- Click Create
The hub opens in the hub editor.
Adding demos to a hub
- In the hub editor, click Add demo
- Select a demo from the list of demos in your workspace
- Optionally edit the name and short description that appear on the demo card — these override the demo's own title and description within the hub
- Click Add
Demos can be reordered by dragging the grip handle on the left side of each row.
You can customise the name and short description for each demo within a hub without changing the demo itself. This lets you contextualise the same demo differently for different hub audiences.
Editing a demo card
Click the edit icon on any demo row to update its display name and short description within the hub. These changes only affect how the demo appears in this hub.
Removing a demo
Click the remove icon on the demo row. The demo itself is not affected — it remains in your workspace.
Branding
Hubs support the same branding options as individual demos. Open the Branding section in the hub editor to configure:
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| Logo | Your company logo, shown above the hub name in the player |
| Primary colour | Accent colour used for buttons and interactive elements |
| Background colour | Background of the hub player |
| Text colour | Main text colour in the hub player |
A screenshot showing the hub branding panel with colour pickers and logo upload will go here.
Changes are saved automatically as you make them.
Publishing a hub
A hub must be published before visitors can access it. Click Publish in the hub editor toolbar.
Once published:
- The hub is accessible at its public URL (
/hub/{slug}) - The Publish button is replaced by an Unpublish option in Settings
To take a hub offline, open its settings and click Unpublish.
Sharing a hub
Click Embed / Share in the hub editor toolbar to access sharing options:
- Direct link — a URL you can paste anywhere
- Embed code — an
<iframe>snippet for embedding the hub on a webpage
Hub analytics
Each hub has its own analytics page. Click Analytics in the hub editor toolbar to view:
- Hub views — unique sessions that loaded the hub
- Demo clicks — how many times each demo was opened
- Bounce rate — sessions that viewed the hub but didn't click any demo
See Analytics for full details on time ranges and comparison periods.