Illustration site for Doxna
Imagine this is your product or marketing site. The Doxna widget in the corner delivers documentation and tours where your users already work — no industry implied; it could be SaaS, hardware, internal tools, or anything else.
Placeholder content and layout that could belong to almost any modern product — so evaluators focus on the embed, not a specific vertical.
Navigation, sections, and a second page with a form mimic how documentation usually sits alongside real UI.
The floating control opens your Doxna content in context — the same pattern works on your own domain once configured.
One script tag (see page source) is all that adds the badge; styling stays independent of this sample theme.
Browse, open the doc icon, and read help as if you were an end user — that’s the behavior we’re demonstrating.
No signup or payment — just click around and use the help control.
Use the menu and scroll through generic sections. “Horizon Sample” is a made-up name; treat the pages as a stand-in for your own site.
Look for the Doxna badge (usually bottom-right). That is the embed — it loads your real guides and tours when this domain is connected in Doxna.
Panels and articles appear without leaving the page — that’s the experience you can offer on your production URLs after you publish docs in Doxna.
This sandbox only demonstrates the visitor side. Connect your domain and content in the Doxna dashboard to go live.
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