Website Tutorial Series with Media
Budget: $60 – $90 USD
I’m ready to turn my website into a self-serve experience and I need your help producing a complete tutorial series. The goal is cohesive guide pages where all and every feature is explained first in clear, step-by-step text, reinforced with crisp screenshots taken directly from the live site, and then demonstrated in a short HD video clip.
You will handle the full process: capturing the screens, polishing the images, writing concise instructions in fluent English, and recording/ editing the videos so they look and sound professional. Screen-recording tools such as Camtasia, OBS Studio or similar, plus light image editing in Snagit or Photoshop, are perfectly fine—use whatever you’re comfortable with as long as the final assets are sharp, branded and consistent.
Deliverables
• A single web-ready guide page (HTML, Markdown or Google Doc—your call) that pairs each text section with its related screenshots.
• Separate MP4 video walkthroughs embedded or linked within that same page, each covering the corresponding feature.
• Source files for images and videos so I can update them later if the UI changes.
Once finished, the guide should let any newcomer land on the site and immediately know what to click, where to find key functions, and how to get results without outside support. If that sounds like your wheelhouse, tell me about similar multimedia tutorials you’ve built and the tools you prefer.
I need the content where I will add, but if need your help you have to be there
You will handle the full process: capturing the screens, polishing the images, writing concise instructions in fluent English, and recording/ editing the videos so they look and sound professional. Screen-recording tools such as Camtasia, OBS Studio or similar, plus light image editing in Snagit or Photoshop, are perfectly fine—use whatever you’re comfortable with as long as the final assets are sharp, branded and consistent.
Deliverables
• A single web-ready guide page (HTML, Markdown or Google Doc—your call) that pairs each text section with its related screenshots.
• Separate MP4 video walkthroughs embedded or linked within that same page, each covering the corresponding feature.
• Source files for images and videos so I can update them later if the UI changes.
Once finished, the guide should let any newcomer land on the site and immediately know what to click, where to find key functions, and how to get results without outside support. If that sounds like your wheelhouse, tell me about similar multimedia tutorials you’ve built and the tools you prefer.
I need the content where I will add, but if need your help you have to be there