New franchisee onboarding: eleven tracks, one opening day
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I want this styleStyles
Find the style for what you need to train.
Every company trains people for the same kinds of moments: a new starter’s first week, the opening routine, a safety rule, a hard conversation with a customer, a new product going out to every site. Each case below sits under the moment it is for, tagged with the team and the kind of screen it uses. See one you like? Ask for that style and the form is filled in for you.
(01) Scenario
New starters
A first week that runs the same at every site, without a trainer on each one.
Depot induction: walkways and forklift zones
A spotlight finds the hero card
I want this styleWhat new kitchen starters learn in week one
Words swap inside a pill
I want this styleNine onboarding modules for new front-desk staff
Card stack springs into a fan
I want this style
(02) Scenario
Daily routines and SOPs
Opening, closing, the steps of a job: the routines people repeat every shift.
Espresso dial-in: 18 g in, 36 g out, 25–30 s
Fractured tiles assemble, then scatter
I want this styleTill routine, open to close
A colour wave lights a field of icons
I want this styleColour-coded cloths: one colour, one area
Neon strokes light up one by one
I want this styleSteaming milk: stop at 60–65 °C
Braces spring open on the key number
I want this styleDate rotation: two days or less goes to the front
Countdown dial lands on the rule
I want this styleOpening the store: check the fridges first
Typed, deleted and retyped
I want this styleRoom turnaround: the checks before release
Key words fly through a tunnel
I want this styleBurger build order, layer by layer
Font weight pumps on the beat
I want this styleVan loading: load in reverse drop order
Gradient sweep charges the key word
I want this styleOpening the kiosk, narrated step by step
Words fill in time with the voice
I want this styleClose the line: six checks before you clock off
Letters drop and bounce into place
I want this styleChapter card: cleaning the grinder at close
Words pressed into a paper card
I want this styleScan every parcel first: the inbound routine
Letters rise from a cut line, one by one
I want this styleCheckout room reset: strip, clean, check
Title shrinks into the section label
I want this styleStock replenishment: fill the size gaps
Words roll on a vertical reel
I want this styleHandover notes: quick, shared, safe
Each word arrives with its own shape
I want this styleNight cleaning route: clean areas before dirty ones
Sources curve in and merge
I want this styleCash-up at close: three rules from the SOP
Source doc parks left, key points dealt out
I want this style
(03) Scenario
Safety and compliance
Rules everyone has to know and refresh every year: hygiene, allergens, PPE, care duties.
The allergen board: 14 allergens, every kitchen briefed
Crane shot rises from one row to the board
I want this styleMedication rounds: the six rights before every dose
Course cards orbit the title, then open
I want this styleHandwashing: 20 seconds before you touch food
The word is a window into the course
I want this styleYearly infection control refresher
Scattered letters drift into the title
I want this styleSafeguarding: the four steps when you have a concern
Glitch cycle through the steps
I want this styleChemical dilution: measure first, then dilute
Lead word zooms, then the line assembles
I want this styleGrill probing: 75°C at the thickest part
Outline word fills in one frame
I want this styleChiller temperature checks at opening
Pill chip rolls through the chillers
I want this stylePPE on the depot floor: every role wears hi-vis
Roles rotate through a focus bracket
I want this styleReading food labels and use-by dates
3D card carousel
I want this styleSafe stacking rules on the depot floor
List items find their place
I want this stylePre-shift PPE check for cleaners
Cards stack with a press
I want this styleFryer safety for kitchen staff
Neon frame arrives first
I want this styleShoplifting: stay safe, never confront
Card builds field by field
I want this styleKitchen quiz: what the walk-in fridge should stay at
Chosen answer turns solid
I want this style
(04) Scenario
Customer service
What to say and do in front of a guest or customer, including the hard moments.
Fitting room service: greet, fetch, rehang
A wide-spaced word draws itself in
I want this styleCheck-in: four steps in three minutes
A card spins in like a magician's flourish
I want this styleGuest complaints: listen, apologise, resolve
Verbs relay beside a filmstrip of pages
I want this styleDrive-thru timing: order to hand-out
Card clones echo into depth
I want this styleBreakfast quiz: a guest needs gluten-free
Answer cards lift off the table
I want this styleGreeting regulars by name and usual order
Cards dealt onto a board
I want this styleReturns and exchanges at the till
Outline draws, then the page fills in
I want this styleThe five-step greeting standard for shop-floor staff
Step list on the beat, new colour each step
I want this style
(05) Scenario
Campaigns and new products
A new season, menu or display briefed to every store team before it goes live.
Visual merchandising: the autumn front table
The course page types itself out
I want this styleOat milk and allergen rules for baristas
Wall of course pages scrolling
I want this styleStyling advice: building a full look
Radial wave across a dot grid
I want this style
(06) Scenario
Brand standards and audits
How the brand should look in every site, and what an auditor checks.
Brand standards: walk the floor like an auditor
Words slide up out of a blur
I want this stylePortion sizes on the bowl line
Marker underline on the key word
I want this styleThe folding standard for the front table
Two words cut, then converge
I want this styleFood safety audit: three chapters
Chapters as cards in a 3D scene
I want this style
(07) Scenario
Results for managers
Completion, scores and audit results shown to head office and site managers.
Wet floor signs, with weekly spot-check results
Text rides along a chart line
I want this styleStore audit scores across franchise sites
Camera orbits, everything drops at once
I want this styleFire drill: every floor signed off
Cards stack as the count climbs
I want this styleWaste log: where the milk goes
Crash zoom onto one number
I want this styleMandatory training completion across six care homes
Needle sweep self-test
I want this styleManual handling: from one learner's progress to the depot's shifts
Circle-matched iris transition
I want this style
(08) Scenario
Course launch and internal comms
Turning a manual into a course and announcing it to the teams who will take it.
Opening of the barista course: the perfect flat white
Ink-line brand opening
I want this styleDignity in care: a policy page becomes a course
Card flips, five moments connect
I want this styleA store team's course home: opening up, progress, ID-check quiz
Camera follows the cursor
I want this styleA washroom cleaning SOP read line by line before it becomes a course
Scan bracket sweep
I want this styleThe finished onboarding course goes live in every kitchen
Interface strips away to the logo
I want this style
Whole-course looks
Or pick the look
Or pick the look
of the whole course.
The cases above are moments inside a course. These are the overall looks, taken from courses already made: Standard is quick because the setup is ready; Advanced is built around your topic and your brand.
Every course includes
- Voice-over
- Captions
- Quiz with feedback
- SCORM for your LMS
- Two rounds of changes
Standard
Quick, in a
Quick, in a
proven look.
For onboarding, routines, service and brand standards. Each look has a ready production setup, which is why it is quick. A module runs up to 5 minutes.
DeliveryAbout 10 working days once your material is in
Pencil line on paper
Each picture is drawn while it is spoken. Warm and calm.
I want this styleOne colour per step
One shape turns into each step’s key part, so the order sticks.
I want this styleThe whole site from above
A clean bird’s-eye scene where the right order is obvious.
I want this style
Advanced
Built around
Built around
your topic.
For what steps on a screen can’t show: equipment, calls with consequences, a story to remember. A module runs up to 10 minutes, in a look made for your brand.
DeliveryUsually 3 to 4 weeks, after a short call
Decisions with consequences
The learner makes the call in a 3D scene, sees what happens next, then tries again.
I want this styleTake it apart
Turn a machine or product around, open it up and tap a part to hear what it does.
I want this styleA character carries it
Narrated animation that follows a character, for content people need to remember.
I want this style
How a project runsFrom your file to a finished course
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Send one fileA free sample scene in the style that suits your material, with a plan and quote in two working days.