It’s amazing how much something simple—like thoughtful color choices—can improve the accessibility of your courses. Strong color contrast makes course elements easier to read and interact with. And ...
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Couldn't open the downloaded article to share because the extension is .story. Is it available as PDF?
- Hi Rebecca. If you want to share these color themes with people who don't currently have Storyline 360, here are a few options:
1) Share the Explore This Project link from above, which will let them check out the color palettes in their browser: https://articulate-heroes-authoring.s3.amazonaws.com/Bianca/5+Accessible+Color+Themes+-+Storyline+output/story.html
2) I've published the Storyline course as a PDF here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1irjWttt7gaY9aqiluYG9bvjSJpV5zy10/view?usp=sharing
3) And I've also published a PPT file with the exact colors used in this Storyline file here: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1kzFcyJabIdnIrJfjX90QO7nwTvhUMP0h/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=110001230580893604539&rtpof=true&sd=true- Link to PPT didn't work. I was looking for a download of the article to share with our folks who are still doing ILT PowerPoint based training and our systems person who just created a system with colors being used solely as the indicator of status. Trying to raise awareness that some of our students can't see colors.
Rebecca (Becca) Flores Senior Principal Training Specialist Mission Support and Test Services Contractor for the Nevada National Security Site Only contact number - 702-526-4006