Keep It File It Interactions #178: Challenge | Recap
Challenge of the Week
This week, your challenge is to share an example of a keep-it-or-toss-it interaction. The examples above all foc...
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Here's an excerpt from an Anti-Money Laundering training I did where you have to drag playing cards to the correct box.
https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/sbelearningportfolio6086/AMLdrag-drop/story.html
https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/sbelearningportfolio6086/AMLdrag-drop/story.html
- Love this design Stephen, looks beautiful! (I think I got 1 correct, lol!)
- Stephen, I also liked the idea of clicking the cards and having the description revealed. This was also an effective use of immediate feedback. Nice layout as well.
- I liked that you can click the drag items to reveal their descriptions. Nice.
Is it intended that if an item is dropped outside of any drop zone, it automatically counts as a wrong answer?- Actually no, that was not intended. I had no idea that was happening! Thank you so much for pointing this out! We noticed some people were having trouble getting past this screen and I think this might be the reason!
It should be fixed now, with objects snapping to the starting position if dropped outside the drop targets. You're my hero.- It does indeed work perfectly now, Stephen. Glad to have been of help, even if accidentally. :)
- Stephen,
Just wondering how you created this drag and drop interaction to show the feedback right away and then continue to submit the other items? I am trying to do this and I cant seem to figure it out. It only allows me to submit 1 item.... could you share the file?- Hi Darrin - I actually used manual triggers to show the feedback when the objects were dropped on any drop target. Unfortunately I couldn't figure out how to do it using the built-in interaction settings so it was a lot of copying and pasting triggers. Here's the .story file: https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/sbelearningportfolio6086/AMLdrag-drop/AML+Drag+and+Drop.story
