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What screens do fans see when joining a web-based Light Show?

When fans scan the Light Show QR code, they encounter permission and setup screens before the show begins. First, they see a camera permission screen (9x16 format) that explains camera access is needed to participate and prompts them to click 'Continue' to grant permission. Depending on your configuration, fans may also be asked to grant microphone access for audio synchronization. After granting permissions, fans arrive at a 'Waiting to Sync' screen (also 9x16 format)—a holding page that typically includes instructions like 'Hold your phone with the flashlight facing the field.' They remain on this screen until the operator presses play to start the Light Show. All of these screens can be fully branded with your event graphics and customized messaging, creating a cohesive experience from the moment fans scan the QR code.

Mobile phone mockups showing the complete fan journey: waiting to sync screen, on-screen content during show, data collection form, and redirect to sponsor website
Cleveland Browns Instagram carousel continuation showing steps 4-7 of Light Show participation including microphone and camera permission screens
Jacksonville Jaguars Instagram posts showing permission screens and waiting to sync screen that fans see during Light Show onboarding
Real Betis Instagram carousel showing QR code for Light Show and permission instructions with mascot illustrations in Spanish
Cleveland Browns social media step-by-step carousel showing app download, acceptance screens, and sync instructions for Light Show participation
Jacksonville Jaguars Instagram posts showing microphone and camera permission screens with the 'Waiting to Sync' screen fans see before show starts
CU Boulder Light Show instructions graphic showing three-step app navigation flow with mobile phone screenshots
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