Process Explainers
Multi-step processes drawn out in sequence, so each stage lands before the next arrives.
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Whiteboard animation builds a picture piece by piece as the narration goes. That pacing is unusually good at holding attention through detail.
The hand-drawn look sets expectations low and comprehension high. Viewers relax into it, and complex material feels approachable rather than intimidating.
It is particularly effective for processes, training and technical subjects, where each new element can be introduced exactly when the narration reaches it.

Where the drawn style does more work than a polished one would.
Multi-step processes drawn out in sequence, so each stage lands before the next arrives.
View moreOnboarding and compliance material that people finish, which is most of the battle.
View moreDifficult concepts assembled gradually rather than presented all at once as a finished diagram.
View morePitch narratives your team can send ahead, told the same clear way every time.
View moreCourse and lesson material where the drawing pace matches how people actually take notes.
View moreClient stories told as a problem being worked through, rather than a list of claims.
View moreDrawing too fast and the viewer cannot follow; too slow and they leave. The rhythm has to track the narration precisely.
We time the illustration to the script line by line, so each element appears the moment it is needed and not a beat before.

Full 2D animation gets expensive quickly per minute, which makes a ten-minute training video hard to justify.
Whiteboard style keeps longer formats affordable while still holding attention, which is why training libraries so often use it.

Kodex Designs believes in transparency every step of the way, keeping you in the loop with every executed plan.
We get to know your brand, your goals, and the audience you intend to reach through conversations and discovery calls.
We draft a tailored action plan with clear deliverables, timelines, KPIs, and the tools and platforms we will use.
Our team sets the plan in motion, and you are updated on progress at every stage of the build.
We make every necessary retouch before launch. Only when you are satisfied do we go live — then we stay on for ongoing improvements.
For processes, training and technical explanations, especially over two minutes where the drawing keeps attention.
Yes. Brand colours, your logo and accent styling all work within the drawn look without losing its character.
Usually, particularly for longer videos, which is why training libraries tend to be produced this way.
Around three to six weeks depending on length, including script and storyboard approval.
Send us the material and we will show you how it would draw out.