When are wait for steps typically used in WalkMe?

Wait for steps are typically used in WalkMe when page loads are too quick for the system to detect the necessary elements that the user needs to interact with. In scenarios where content loads rapidly, the automated guidance may not be able to capture the element in time, which can lead to a negative user experience. By incorporating wait for steps, the WalkMe software effectively pauses execution until the targeted elements are ready, ensuring that the guidance appears precisely when it is needed and that users do not miss important interactions.

The other options discuss circumstances where wait for steps might not be directly relevant or necessary. For instance, while providing additional guidance (first option) and transitioning between sections of content (third option) are important aspects of user guidance, they do not specifically address the issue of timing with element detection that wait for steps are designed to solve. The last option regarding conditional rules for navigation focuses more on a different aspect of user interaction and logic rather than timing and element readiness on a page.