Hotspot Reveal Diagram — Posture / Form Variant

What it does

• Markers on body checkpoints — clickable dots placed at each named alignment point along the figure
• Coaching-cue panels — each open marker reveals a short cue (what to feel, what to avoid)
• Order-free exploration — learners can review checkpoints in any order, like self-coaching through the pose
• Active checkpoint highlight — the current marker stands out so attention stays anchored
• Clean, focused styling — generous space around the figure makes the cues easy to read

Best use cases

• Yoga and movement coaching — pose alignment, breath checkpoints, gaze cues
• Strength and conditioning — squat, deadlift, and press form breakdowns
• Pilates and physical therapy — exercise alignment, rehab-form cues
• Martial arts — stance breakdowns, guard positions, footwork
• Performing arts — dance positions, stage posture, instrument-playing form

What you can change with your DNA

When you run this through the remix skill, your CCOS DNA — brand, voice, audience — drives these decisions automatically:

• Colors — slots for background, figure tint, marker, active marker, and cue-panel background.
• Fonts — two roles: a confident title font for the cue headline and a clear body font for the cue itself.
• Copy — pose or movement name, optional intro, and a cue at each checkpoint; add or remove markers as needed.
• Images — swap in your own posture illustration or photo; markers sit on top in repositionable spots.
• Behavior — single-open vs multi-open markers, and tune cue panel animation.