This video provides a detailed insight into the tutorial, covering the selection and customization of UI elements in WorkLink Create, including insets, headers, and variables, ensuring effective communication and user navigation in augmented reality instructional content. The module covers the following:

1. Introduction to UI Editor:

   • How to return to the UI editor for establishing the UI of Step One in the instructional sequence.

2. Choosing Content UI Template:

   • Selection of the content UI template for Step One to present various UI elements.

3. Insetting Images:

   • Introduction to insets, focusing on the image type.
   • Demonstration of adding an image (e.g., eye protection) to the UI screen.
   • Control over size, placement, and transparency of insets.

4. Inset Types - Image, Step, Video, Audio, URL, Camera:

   • Explanation of various inset types (Image, Step, Video, Audio, URL, Camera).
   • Image: Static image display on the UI.
   • Step: A clickable element leading to another step.
   • Video: Inclusion of a video file for playback.
   • Audio: Integration of an audio file for playback.
   • URL: Linking to an external web page.
   • Camera: Displaying a live view of a specified camera's perspective.

5. Camera Element and Inset:

   • Explanation of the interactive mode camera and creating a new camera element.
   • Adjustment of the camera's view and integration into the UI using the Camera Inset.
   • Note on animating camera elements, to be covered in the animation section.

6. Headers and Consistent User Navigation:

   • Overview of headers, similar to menu options but aligned at the top.
   • Demonstration of creating headers for different purposes (e.g., Main Menu, Introduction).
   • Use of text variables (e.g., step number) in headers for dynamic content.

7. Description and Variables:

   • Configuration of the description field, providing textual information about the sequence or step.
   • Introduction to variables within the description, showcasing project and step-related variables.

8. Next and Previous Step Buttons:

   • Brief mention of the next and previous step buttons, for navigation within a sequence.

9. Saving Template Changes:

   • Explanation of saving template changes either to the main template or as a custom template.
   • Setting up the default template for consistent use.