Beyond the E-Learning Next Button #462: Challenge | Recap
The “Next” button often gets a bad rap in e-learning. It’s commonly associated with linear, information-heavy courses that prom...
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This is a very simple idea for this challenge. I did use a slider to start the interaction, but as Jonathan says, that is not an accessible action nor is it good for mobile devices. What I did that fits is the last slide would use characters as a link for participants to access scenarios. I also use the Visited state to have the character turn around to show the participants they completed that scenario. Not fancy but I hope people get something from this.
https://360.articulate.com/review/content/65cd4e2b-96f9-4e00-964b-3f9869b38bd1/review
https://360.articulate.com/review/content/65cd4e2b-96f9-4e00-964b-3f9869b38bd1/review
Sliders are cool Jeffrey. You can make them just as easy to use on a mobile device as a desktop, by making the slider thumb as big as possible.
They can be a reliable alternative to drag and drop, with the added benefit of being accessible from the keyboard.
I'd consider placing your icon in a transparent shape to increase its grabbable area, and then embedding it in the slider thumb. Maybe add more steps to the track, to make the motion smoother too?
They can be a reliable alternative to drag and drop, with the added benefit of being accessible from the keyboard.
I'd consider placing your icon in a transparent shape to increase its grabbable area, and then embedding it in the slider thumb. Maybe add more steps to the track, to make the motion smoother too?