Create StoryBoard Chapters
User Guide: Creating a Story Board Chapter
1. Navigation
- Go to:
Setup : Story Boards>Setup Draft Story Boards. - This opens the Story Board Drafts summary page, listing all draft items including StoryBoards, Chapters, and Sub-Chapters.
- Click
Create Newto begin creating a Chapter.
2. Understanding Chapters
- Definition: A Chapter is a higher-level aggregation of content that can include Sub-Chapters, Pages, and other Chapters.
- Purpose: Organizes content into modular units for easier sharing and navigation.
- Usage:
- Pages, Sub-Chapters, and even other Chapters can be attached to a Chapter.
- Changes made to a Chapter are automatically reflected in any StoryBoard referencing it.
- Common Use Cases:
- Chapters can represent detailed insights for lines of business, sales regions, or functional segments.
- Corporate-level StoryBoards may use Chapters as direct content sources or create summaries from them.
3. Creating a New Chapter
Basic Information Fields
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Name | Enter a user-friendly name for the Chapter. |
| Story Board Type | Select Story Board Blue Print. |
| Display Type | Choose a display type matching the attached content. |
| Display Title | User-friendly title when viewed as an independent book. |
| Description | Enter a summary explaining the Chapter contents. |
| Business Purpose | Explain the Chapter’s role, usage, and intent. |
| Type | Select Snippet. |
| Book Level | Choose Chapter Snippet. |
| Functional Area | Select a classification category. |
| Subject Area | Choose a relevant subject category. |
| Focus Area | Select the applicable focus area. |
| Status | Set to Draft until reviewed and finalized. Change to Published after approval. |
| Publish Version | Assign a version number upon publishing. |
| Publish Date | Select the date the Chapter is published. |
Note: Other fields can be left blank if not applicable.
4. Structuring the Chapter
Navigating to the Structure Section
- In the Main screen, navigate to
Structureon the left panel. - This section is used to assign content to the Chapter and define its structure.
Key Fields for Adding Content
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Type | Options: Page, Section, Snippet, or Chapter. |
| Page | Select a page to include specific content. |
| Snippet | Allows chaining of Sub-Chapters or smaller modules within the Chapter. |
| Chapter | Attach another Chapter to create hierarchical modular content. |
| Section | Acts as a divider to group pages for better readability. |
Additional Fields for Pages
If Type =
Page, the following options are available:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Category | Select PageContent to add content-based pages. |
| Page ID | Choose an existing page from the dropdown. |
| Page Name | Automatically populated based on selected Page ID. |
| Display Name | Optional—set a custom name different from the original. |
| Include in Preview | Determines if the page is included in StoryBoard preview. |
| Readout Narrative | Optional text summarizing the page, used for textual or voice-out narration. |
5. Best Practices
- Use modular structure: Chapters should contain meaningful, reusable content.
- Maintain naming consistency: Use clear names and descriptions.
- Limit hierarchy levels: Avoid excessive chaining of Chapters (maximum 2-3 levels recommended).
- Verify before publishing: Keep Status as
Draftuntil content is finalized.
This guide ensures proper creation and structuring of Story Board Chapters, enabling a scalable and modular approach to content management. ```