What makes an Arcade a click-through demo?
An interactive Arcade guides the viewer through a sequence using hotspots. A hotspot marks the area to click next. Choose one visible control at a time and make sure the following screen shows the outcome.
Draw the labels you want a viewer to see before capturing anything. A clickable tour demonstrates the path you captured.
What does Arcade’s free publishing limit count?
Arcade lists one published demo on Free. Treat that as a publishing limit. Check the plan for custom links and any extra audience controls before choosing it.
If you replace a live demo, know which links or embeds depend on it. Keep your own list of where it appears.
Can a forwarded link open an Arcade?
Arcade describes public demos as accessible through the link and private demos as requiring explicit access. Custom links can have separate controls such as a password or email authentication, depending on the plan.
Choose the exact link the viewer will use. A restricted test requires a separate viewer without permission. For sensitive material, use an approved destination if you cannot verify access.
What do the downloaded files preserve?
Arcade documents GIF and video export. Those files show the recorded sequence, while the hosted tour supplies the clickable steps.
On paper, write a fictional class title and one hotspot, then draw the same screen as a video frame. The video should still tell viewers what happens next without asking them to click the image.