One decision per passage
Separate context, demonstration and the feedback you need. A structured explanation is easier to revisit and discuss than an improvised tour of the entire project.
Deliver your work. And the thinking behind it.
A design, a document, a website: show what you built and explain why. Give your client the context in a video they can revisit.
Record my first videoThree decisions to approve.
An example outline to accompany a home-page design delivery.
- The promise and main headline
- The order of sections and offers
- The feedback needed for the next step
A delivery your client can understand.
Open the right document
Prepare the design, presentation or website you want to explain. Close confidential material and choose the screen source your client should see.
Connect your choices to their goal
Walk through the work on screen with your voice. Start with the goal, then show the important decisions. Add your camera if you want to put a face to the explanation.
End with a specific request
Say what needs approval or revision. Adjust your clips, publish and send the link alongside the delivery. If one part needs another take, re-record that clip and keep the others.
Set up the next step of the project.
Choose what you share
Published links are public: anyone who has the link can watch without an account. Avoid including information that should require authenticated access.
Analytics, not an acknowledgement
Views, average watch duration and completion are anonymous and aggregate. Ask your client for confirmation directly if you need to know they approved a decision.
Your questions, in practice.
Can I explain a design or document?
Yes. Screen recording shows the source selected through your browser. You can talk through a design, website, presentation or document with your microphone.
Do I need to record everything again after a mistake?
No. A video can contain several clips. Select and replace the relevant clip after previewing your new take.
Does my client need an account?
No. A published link plays in the browser without a Mozae account. The link is public and can be forwarded, so check the content before publishing.