Content you don't just have to read.
Gauss builds calculators, step-by-step processes, timelines and comparisons directly into BrandZaps content – as standalone HTML, CSS and JavaScript in your website's design, ready to embed.
The module is the better form of the content.
Until now, interactive elements have needed development, coordination and design – which is why they are rarely built. BrandZaps links content, brief and module: when an interactive format makes sense, it is created directly in the production run.
If a section describes a seven-step process, a timeline is not decoration. It is the section itself.
In the design of your website.
Gauss designs according to the brand profile. Colours and fonts come from your own website.
If this information is missing, Gauss builds in black and white. An invented brand colour would be worse than none, because it looks intentional and can distort your brand identity.
View brand profile →Preview and adjustment.
In the editor, the module appears as an area with a title, a short explanation of no more than three sentences and “View full explanation” for the complete brief.
The module can be viewed in a preview and revised via “Request adjustment”.
NO MORE THAN 4 MODULES PER PIECE OF CONTENTThe reader enters the number of pages and topics and gets a range for effort and duration. Three inputs, one result.
Handed over as a standalone file.
An interactive element cannot honestly be represented as a working module in Word. That is why it shows a dashed placeholder there instead of an image that pretends to work.
Ready to embed in your website.
The text refers to the file next to it.
No screenshot that pretends to work.
The brief describes the form the content needs. The text provides the introduction. Gauss turns it into a standalone interactive building block. Content gap analysis can take calculators into account as a measurable building block in the competitor comparison.
If content is meant to explain something, it can also let readers experience it.
Interactivity does not sit alongside the content, it grows out of its purpose.




