Experiences
Learn how Stated Experiences work as fullscreen interactive web publications for websites, launches, events, presentations and visual storytelling.
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An Experience is Stated's fullscreen interactive web format. It is designed for work that should feel like a website or immersive digital destination rather than a conventional document or report.
When to use an Experience
Use an Experience for landing pages, campaign sites, launches, event pages, interactive presentations, visual stories, games, dashboards and other website-like outputs.
If the content is primarily a structured report, use a Page instead. If it is primarily continuous writing, use a Document.
Fullscreen presentation
Experiences render edge-to-edge rather than inside the standard Page content column. This gives the publication freedom to use custom layouts, animation and interaction patterns.
Interactive code
Experiences can contain HTML, CSS and JavaScript. Supported public assets and approved libraries can be declared for richer interfaces, including animation, data visualization and 3D experiences.
Voice Agents
An Experience can include a Stated Voice Agent. Visitors can launch a real spoken conversation from the Experience, while Stated handles the conversation flow, responses and associated analytics.
Sharing
A published Experience has a Stated link that can be shared like other Stated publications. Owners can control its publication and visibility settings through Stated.
Social assets
Experiences can also be rendered into supported social formats so a publication can be repurposed for sharing outside Stated.
Use Experiences when presentation and interaction are fundamental to the content, not simply as a more decorative replacement for a Page.