Exact content
The full question text, every choice, the button label, the branch prompt: written out, not described.
An interactive video is a small piece of instructional design. Every interaction answers three questions: why this moment, what exactly appears, and what happens next for each possible response. Most teams skip the third question, and the result is interactions that interrupt without routing: a question the video ignores regardless of the answer.
The blueprint answers all three questions for each interaction. A wrong answer can send the viewer back to the timestamp where a safety rule was taught. A branch lists the destination for each role or product choice. A resource lists the moment that triggers it.
Interaction density is a real decision, so the tool asks for it. Light means the video is interrupted only where the stakes are high. Highly interactive means every teachable moment carries a confirmation: the right choice for compliance training, the wrong one for a product tour.
The plan is written to hand off. Anyone on your team can implement it in Mindstamp without having seen the source video, because every interaction carries its placement, content, and behavior.