Hi @sandra o​ ,

I'm trying to understand your question, How about build one product tour that explains the different features on one page (Giving users a quick overview)?

Once they click on a specific feature, you can trigger different product tours to deeply explain the following feature.

But to better understand your use case, please provide as many details as you can.

1. Running three product tours on different product features simultaneously is technically feasible.
2. Each product tour would need to be designed and implemented independently.
3. It's essential to ensure that the user experience remains smooth and unobtrusive.
4. Consideration should be given to how the tours are triggered and managed to prevent confusion.
5. Clear navigation and visual cues can help users differentiate between multiple tours.
6. Coordination between product teams may be necessary to avoid overlapping or conflicting information.
7. Testing across different devices and screen sizes is crucial to guaranteeing a seamless experience.
8. User feedback should be solicited to identify any issues or areas for improvement.
9. Tracking analytics can provide insights into the effectiveness of each tour of nyt and user engagement.
10. Regular monitoring and maintenance are required to keep the tours up-to-date and relevant.
11. Communication with users about the availability and purpose of the tours can enhance their understanding and acceptance.
12. Ultimately, the goal is to enhance user onboarding and product adoption while respecting the user's time and attention.