How to use the Imane Home Hub with confidence.

This manual is a practical guide to using the Imane Home Hub with confidence. It explains what each part of the Hub is for, how to navigate it, how to keep it maintained, and what to do if something is not working as expected.

1. Getting started

• Open the website home page and select Imane Home Hub from the navigation or primary action button.
• Use the hub landing page to review the product overview, key benefits, and preview videos in one connected flow.
• Use the documentation cards to open the GDPR/privacy page, terms page, or user manual directly.
• On mobile devices, open the menu button in the top navigation to access all pages.

2. Understanding the hub structure

• Home page: introduces Salaam Studios Creative and routes you into the hub.
• Hub page: acts as the central destination for product overview, support direction, and legal documents.
• GDPR & Privacy: explains how personal data may be used and what rights you may have.
• Terms & Conditions: sets the rules for using the website and the surrounding content.
• User Manual: provides setup, usage, and troubleshooting guidance.

3. Recommended day-to-day use

• Use the Hub as the main reference page when sharing Imane Home Hub with someone new.
• Send the GDPR/privacy page when someone asks how data is handled.
• Send the terms page when you need to point to conditions of use.
• Use the preview videos to introduce the product in a more visual and emotionally engaging way.
• Keep the hub copy and legal pages reviewed whenever the product, features, or data practices change.

4. Content maintenance checklist

• Review links regularly to confirm all pages and videos still load correctly.
• Update privacy and cookie details whenever tracking, forms, providers, or communication tools change.
• Review terms and conditions if you add accounts, subscriptions, payments, or new commercial features.
• Refresh screenshots, videos, or feature descriptions as the product evolves.
• Keep the "last updated" dates accurate across the documentation pages.

5. Troubleshooting

If a page does not open

• Confirm the file or folder still exists in the expected location.
• Check that links are relative and point to the correct page name.
• If using local files, keep the folder structure intact so linked assets resolve correctly.

If a video does not play

• Check that the video file name matches exactly, including spaces and capitalisation.
• Confirm the video file is still stored beside the site files in the expected location.
• Test in a modern browser that supports MP4 playback.

If legal information becomes outdated

• Review the page immediately when data practices, providers, or jurisdiction choices change.
• Review wording carefully whenever your business information, providers, or policies change.

6. Support preparation

If you need support, share the page name, browser, device type, and a short description of what happened. If possible, include a screenshot or short recording of the problem.