How to Create a Clickable Workflow Image with Drill-Down Functionality

Daniel Lee_q3mbm1

I'm looking to create a large, high-level workflow image in Atlassian (Confluence), where each step in the image is clickable. When a user clicks on a step, it should direct them to a new page or section that provides more detailed information about that particular step.
Does anyone have experience implementing this type of interactive visual workflow in Atlassian?

As a rough example, the circle tiles in the image below should be clickable, and when a user clicks on it, it should direct them to a page with more detailed info about that specific step.

I’d appreciate any tips or suggestions on how to make this happen—whether it involves using a specific plugin, tool, or custom code. Thanks in advance!

 

 

Tomislav Tobijas

Hi @Daniel Lee ,

There are apps that you could use - probably smt. like draw.io and Gliffy.

But, maybe you could also construct something like this with Confluence Whiteboards. Not sure if you can make a clickable image (would need to test this in detail), but you could have a clickable text that would open a web link. I think it's worth exploring + it's native Confluence functionality.

 

Not sure if that's what you're looking for, but IMO you can definitely make cool stuff with it (although, in some areas, Whiteboards are still quite 'basic').

Cheers,
Tobi