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What's New in Skyllful: May 2026

Sharper Skyllful Studio authoring: in-Studio Lesson Preview, a None option for Spotlight Background, and custom styling that carries through to concluding prompts.

Skyllful Release Notes banner for May 2026.

What's new in this release?

This month's release delivers a set of long-awaited improvements for lesson authors, such as a richer preview experience in Studio, greater flexibility in how prompts appear to learners, and consistent custom styling from the first step of a lesson through to the last.


Skyllful Studio: Preview Lessons before publishing

Lesson authors can now preview lessons and their modes directly inside Studio, without pushing to a device. Choose from device presets, adjust width and height, zoom in or out, and toggle between Light and Dark modes to see exactly how your content will appear to learners.

You can also save your preferred device dimensions as a preset for easier reuse. The result is faster authoring, fewer surprises after publishing, and a tighter feedback loop while you're building.

The Lesson Preview panel in Skyllful Studio showing device presets, width and height controls, zoom, and Light and Dark mode toggles.

Preview Lessons across device sizes and modes without pushing to a device.


Skyllful Studio: A None option for Spotlight Background

Up until now, every prompt in a lesson came with either a darkened or lightened background behind the spotlighted control. That was the right default for most cases, but it wasn't always what learners needed.

Selecting "None" as the Spotlight Background removes the lightbox effect entirely and leaves the underlying screen untouched. It's a small option with a meaningful impact for lessons where the surrounding context matters as much as the spotlighted control itself.

A Skyllful lesson prompt with the Spotlight Background set to None, leaving the underlying screen visible and untouched.

The None option removes the lightbox effect behind a prompt.


Skyllful Studio: Custom styling for concluding prompts

Custom prompt styling now carries through to the concluding prompt at the end of a lesson: ie, the "Walkthrough Completed" dialog. Previously, the concluding prompt was always rendered with the default styling, leaving the final screen feeling disconnected from the rest of the lesson.

Backgrounds, button colors, and typography all carry through to the very last screen your learner sees, giving learners a polished, consistent experience.

A Walkthrough Completed concluding prompt in a Skyllful lesson rendered with custom background, button colors, and typography.

Custom styling now carries through to the concluding prompt.


What's coming next?

We're continuing to expand Automation Center, the event-driven automation capability inside Skyllful Intelligence. Today, we've expanded the Automation Center to trigger automations based on platform events such as a user being added or a lesson being completed. In the coming weeks, we'll be extending it to also react to behavioral and temporal patterns, including situations such as the user being behind schedule for training or not logging in for X days. That opens up a new category of automations: nudges that go out at exactly the right moment, escalations that fire only when a learner actually needs help, and reporting that surfaces risks before they become problems.

Automation Center and Skyllful Intelligence are available as a paid add-on. If you'd like to learn more, reach out to your Skyllful contact.