A No-Code Demo Hub With Four Customer Stories, Built for Coro's Sales Summit

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Juan

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Tiffany Otten Consulting wanted something for Coro's booth besides a deck. A demo a prospect could click through on their own. I built it in Figma Make: four customer-story demos, no code, no dev team.

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The Trigger

TOC saw an opening: give Coro's sales team something to hand a prospect at the booth, built around the stories Coro actually wanted to tell about how they help different types of customers.

What I Built

A Demo Hub with four separate demos, one per customer story. A rep hands a prospect a laptop, they pick the story that matches their situation, and click through it at their own pace — simple popups guide the way. I built the whole thing in Figma Make: real screens, real flows, no code, no dev team…

The Process

I stepped into a build that was already underway and took it from there, working directly from Coro's live product to turn real feature screens into each customer's story. Coro's team told me what to prioritize and how to frame it in a working session along the way. The content stayed theirs. My job was structuring and building the interactive experience itself.

The Result

Coro walked into their sales summit with a live, clickable demo hub for the booth — four ways to show a prospect how they help their customers, instead of one generic pitch.

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