Interactive Coloring Book Examples RECAP #323: Challenge | Recap
This week's challenge asked course designers to share creative ways to create interactive coloring books.
One thing I like about this week's topic is the different ways designers approached their examples.
Some examples use click-and-reveal actions to change multi-state objects. And other examples leverage variables to manage the custom state changes.
Either way, it's an excellent way to practice working with Storyline. Thanks so much to everyone who shared a demo or download this week.
Kasee Hamilton
Andrea Ritchie
Joel Colley
Nele Segers
Ron Katz
Namitha Mani
Melissa Santoso
Lindsay O'Neill
Example | Download | Lindsay O'Neill
Jodi Sansone
Example | Download | Jodi Sansone | @jodimsansone
Samanta Chittolina
Vishal Mewada
Maria Costa-Stienstra
Example | Maria Costa-Stienstra
Kimberly Eng
Example | Kimberly Eng | Website
Example | Kimberly Eng | Website
Laura Coulter
Ang CM
Jennifer Gupta
Angela McGuigan
Philippe Mekal
Example | Philippe Mekal | Website
Rebecca Patterson
Samara Reyneke
Carrie Gauthier
Erik Christenson
Sherri Sagers
Example | Sherri Sagers | Website
James Addoms
Example | Download | James Addoms | Website
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