E-Learning Challenge #4: Challenge | Recap
Flat Design
If you’re like most e-learning designers, you’re always trying to grow your skills and improve what you create. Yet practicing your...
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For the desktop challenge (which will be coming up next week; I've already time traveled there and dropped off my entry) - I used an example of a real course I made a few years ago using some community assets.
For this challenge I thought I'd make it over to be nice and flat. This seemed like an original idea right up until the moment I found this blog post from Tom where he discusses doing the exact same thing: http://www.articulate.com/rapid-elearning/create-new-look-online-training-courses-simple-tip/
So I grabbed yet another community resource - Tom's lovely flat desktop template - and made over the main menu screen and two content screens from my own course.
Here's the old "before": http://www.jackievannice.com/challenge_flat_before/story.html
Here's the flat "after": http://www.jackievannice.com/challenge_flat_after/story.html
These screens are far cuter side by side, so once I stop churning out challenges I'll try to do a blog post about them.
For this challenge I thought I'd make it over to be nice and flat. This seemed like an original idea right up until the moment I found this blog post from Tom where he discusses doing the exact same thing: http://www.articulate.com/rapid-elearning/create-new-look-online-training-courses-simple-tip/
So I grabbed yet another community resource - Tom's lovely flat desktop template - and made over the main menu screen and two content screens from my own course.
Here's the old "before": http://www.jackievannice.com/challenge_flat_before/story.html
Here's the flat "after": http://www.jackievannice.com/challenge_flat_after/story.html
These screens are far cuter side by side, so once I stop churning out challenges I'll try to do a blog post about them.