Keep It File It Interactions #178: Challenge | Recap
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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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As I was thinking about this challenge I kept going back to the sorting interaction in Rise. I thought it would be an interesting challenge to see if I could build a similar keep-it-or-toss-it sorting interaction in Storyline that could offer a few more features than Rise's but still be compatible with Rise's look and feel.
It looks super simple (but took me forever!) and it's right here: http://www.jackievannice.com/challenge_178_193/index.html
It looks super simple (but took me forever!) and it's right here: http://www.jackievannice.com/challenge_178_193/index.html
Whaaatt? Are you saying you built that in Storyline??
(So nice to see you back in the challenges Jackie!!
(So nice to see you back in the challenges Jackie!!
- Hi Veronica!
Thanks. :) The sorting interaction is what I built in SL, then embedded in Rise as a Storyline block. So that’s why I was trying to get the SL interaction to blend well with Rise’s look and feel. Does that make sense?
One thing I hadn’t counted on was the text size changing so dramatically depending on whether I embedded it as S, M, or L in Rise. Also, that when you make it Small that you suddenly get a light gray line around it so that the background is no longer seamless.
Anyway - it was a good learning experience, but if I were doing it for a real project I’d test the heck out of it beforehand to be sure I’ve chosen the right design elements and settings in both SL and Rise so I’m confident it’s going to look the way I’m envisioning it before I actually build.
Thanks for checking it out, Veronica! :)- I love the keep or toss (Lightning) example. I have story line 2 and have volunteered to build a recycling project for a n elementary school class. Can you share the build? Thanks for consodering this.
John- Hi John -
That sounds like a fun project!
You probably know I did the intro, etc., in Rise and I only built the actual sorting interaction in Storyline - but I’m afraid I built it in SL 360, which wouldn’t be backwards-compatible to Storyline 2. :(
