Pre-Workshop Prep Lesson — Setup & Expectations

What it does

• Welcome and expectation panel — a clear breakdown of what the workshop will and won't cover, plus tone and energy signals
• Setup instructions — step-by-step list of what to install, sign up for, or download before the workshop
• Pre-work prompts — short questions or exercises the participant completes ahead of time
• Materials checklist — what to have on hand the day of (links, files, tools, accounts)
• Schedule and logistics block — start times, breaks, time zone, and what to do if something goes sideways
• Branded prep layout — matches the rest of the workshop's design system

Best use cases

• Web design and branding workshops — tool setup and brand-foundation pre-work
• Course creator workshops — outline and audience pre-work
• Coaching cohorts — values and intake pre-work
• Retreats and live events — packing list and pre-arrival reflection
• Software bootcamps — environment setup and pre-coursework
• Conference and summit pre-workshop pages — speaker materials and expectations

What you can change with your DNA

When you run this through the remix skill, your CCOS DNA — brand, voice, audience — drives these decisions automatically:

• Colors — slots for background, surface, expectation panel, setup steps, and the materials checklist
• Fonts — brand display for the welcome and section headers, body for instructions
• Copy — welcome message, expectation panel, four to eight setup steps, three to six pre-work prompts, materials checklist, and schedule block
• Images — instructor avatar in the welcome, screenshots for setup steps, and an optional workshop preview graphic
• Behavior — whether check state and answers persist, whether prep is required for entry, and whether the page links to a connected workshop platform