Narrative Form

Narrative Form is a guided way to build or complete an experience. Instead of filling one long technical form, the designer reads simple sentences on the page and clicks the dynamic fields to enter the right information.

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How it works

The page shows short prompts about the experience. Each colored dynamic item can be clicked. When the designer taps one of these fields, a form opens for that specific part of the experience. For example, the designer can click fields such as:

• experienceType
• tagline
• offer
• booking
• order
• cta
• address
• contactLink

Each one opens the matching input form.

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Clickable pills

The small rounded pills are interactive fields. When the designer clicks a pill like tagline, PeekTag opens the related form for that field. So the designer does not need to search through menus or guess where to enter the information. They can simply tap the pill and fill out the correct form. Each pill is connected to one part of the experience. For example:

• tagline opens the form for the short brand line
• offer opens the form for the main offer
• booking opens the booking settings form
• order opens the ordering form
• cta opens the main action button form

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What the designer fills in

These forms contain information about the experience. Experience Designers can use them to complete things like:

• What kind of experience this is
• The tagline or short brand message
• What the customer is being offered
• Whether booking is available
• What customers can order
• The main action button
• The business location
• How customers can contact the business

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Why this page is useful

Narrative Form helps the designer work through the experience in a natural order. Instead of guessing where information should go, they can follow the written prompts and fill each dynamic field step by step. This makes it easier to review missing data, improve weak sections, and complete the experience with the right business details.