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Last week you visually explained what you do as course designers. This week, it’s time to show what you’ve done as course designers.
How do you show your ...
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Hi Kimberly, Thanks for the feedback! I agree, one of the design aspects I struggled with was labeling the menu set at the top. It made it confusing to understand which section you were clicking on. I ran out of space on the page and that kind of dictated that decision, though I might adjust the button size to make room for labels. If you were referring to section titles, I did include those, but maybe they were not made obvious enough? Please let me know.
I was thinking more along the line of emphasizing the specific icon that represents that page whether you grey out the other icons and only leave the selected section colored or you make the other icons smaller in relation to the selected section. Does that make sense?
Regarding labels, you don't have to do anything large, and yes, you can also scale down the icon size. I've simulated icons in a course using hover states and a white text box.
Regarding labels, you don't have to do anything large, and yes, you can also scale down the icon size. I've simulated icons in a course using hover states and a white text box.