Interactive Documents with Sliders #300: Challenge | Recap
Using Sliders to Create Interactive Documents
In a recent post, John Berendes from Yukon Learning, shared a fun tutorial on usin...
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Demo: https://tinyurl.com/yxe5odwg
Download: https://tinyurl.com/y5pjs4ym
Happy 300th Challenge! Congratulations!
This milestone made me think of birthdays and the most commonly used document to verify your age in the U.S., the driver license. Here's a quick slider to help you recognize new elements of California's Real ID, an ID you can use to get on a plane or enter federal facilities.
Demo: https://tinyurl.com/yxe5odwg
Download: https://tinyurl.com/y5pjs4ym
Happy 300th Challenge! Congratulations!
This milestone made me think of birthdays and the most commonly used document to verify your age in the U.S., the driver license. Here's a quick slider to help you recognize new elements of California's Real ID, an ID you can use to get on a plane or enter federal facilities.
- I love this, Jodi! I'm going to use this for inspiration when I update our state-mandated training for alcohol and tobacco sales. This is perfect for training cashiers on properly checking ID before making the sale.
- Great concept for highlight different parts of a document, Jodi. Creative solution for simulating a draggable mask effect. Nicely done!
- I wanted to create a moving spotlight-type effect but I couldn't figure out another way to do it. I'm sure someone will post a good alternative for that.
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- Love your examples as always, Jodi! You keep me inspired!
- Jodi, looks good.
- This was a great idea and gave me some inspiration! It did a great job of highlighting the parts of the license that are hard to see. Great job!
- Very clever using the slider this way, Jodi... wish I'd thought of it when I had to highlight parts of of a huddle-board :) now I know, thanks for sharing!
- Very cool!
- Thanks for the reminder. I've got to make a DMV appointment. This was a nice and effective interaction.
- Jodi, you have done so many of these. I remember when you did 52 in a row but you must be well beyond that now. Nice example and it might be better than a spotlight effect.
I have done drive license verification examples before and I used markers. This is better.- Hi Jeffrey,
I love markers and my first instinct to was to use them, but then I realized I hadn't used my Snag It subscription in a while ,o I practiced making cut outs. I played around with making a spotlight type effect in a video in Camtasia, but then I gave up on it. I'll save it for another challenge!
