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Its core structure consists of a Progress Indicator and a Main Content area. Depending on the needs of the workflow, the layout may also include a separate [Button Boardlet]( ), an optional Sidebar, split main content, or nested progress bars within a step. These elements should stay aligned with the dashboard grid and support the primary flow without changing the overall structure of the Wizard.

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1. A step may open with a secondary progress indicator when that step contains its own sub-process.
2. The user completes the current sub-step within that nested flow.
3. When the user selects the next-step action, the Wizard advances the secondary progress instead of the main step sequence.
4. The nested progress indicator updates as each sub-step is completed.
5. When the nested process is finished, the Wizard returns the user to the main flow of the current step.
6. The user can then continue to the next main step in the Wizard.
7. Completing the nested process may trigger a simple [Modal Notification] indicating whether the sub-process was successful.

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1. While the user interacts with a step, the Wizard may show loading feedback while data is retrieved, validated, or processed.
2. When an action succeeds, the Wizard updates the current state and reflects progress in the [ Progress Indicator].
3. When an action fails or requires attention, the Wizard shows error feedback so the user can correct the issue.
4. When the overall process is completed, the Wizard shows a final confirmation or success message.

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