Visual Design Tips for Cover Slides #117: Challenge | Recap
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The possibilities with this technique are endless.
I've had a lot of fun playing around with a few different effects, but thought I'd start by sharing a revamp of my "Atsumi the babysitter" opening slide.
Thank you to Lauren for inspiring me to use the player menus to add an "About" and "More" link to pages on my Wordpress e-Portfolio. I don't generally use any of these features, but I think they're worth exploring. As with most things in Storyline, you can customise the look of them and I think the fact that they can link to external sites is quite handy.
Anyway, here's the link to my first submission for this challenge:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/31851006/%23117%20VISUAL%20DESIGN%20TIP/ELHChallenge%20%23117%20Atsumi%20-%20Storyline%20output/story.html
I've had a lot of fun playing around with a few different effects, but thought I'd start by sharing a revamp of my "Atsumi the babysitter" opening slide.
Thank you to Lauren for inspiring me to use the player menus to add an "About" and "More" link to pages on my Wordpress e-Portfolio. I don't generally use any of these features, but I think they're worth exploring. As with most things in Storyline, you can customise the look of them and I think the fact that they can link to external sites is quite handy.
Anyway, here's the link to my first submission for this challenge:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/31851006/%23117%20VISUAL%20DESIGN%20TIP/ELHChallenge%20%23117%20Atsumi%20-%20Storyline%20output/story.html
That looks great! You seem to have achieved the perfect combination there, a good size and level of transparency and I love the two different Atsumi expressions.
- I completely agree! I love the two different expressions. It's kind of like foreshadowing of what is to come for Atsumi...
