Slide, Drag, and Hover Past the Next Button #144: Challenge | Recap
Engage your learners by designing interactions that move beyond the boring “Next” button and motivate learners to touch t...
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Here is mine. Sorry about the load time, I am working on reducing it. Wanted to try and create something that had a simple interaction. I have some more to do on it later this week.
http://elearninglocker.com/storyline_files/eLearningLocker_160911A/story.html
http://elearninglocker.com/storyline_files/eLearningLocker_160911A/story.html
- That`s very nicely done David!
- Absolutely Beautiful David! How many states total? egads.
- I am so impressed (and inspired) by this, David! Thanks for sharing :)
- Dude. Spot on! Looking forward to see what else you have to add later this week!
- That's a whole lotta WHOA! Your process sounds labor-intensive. Was it actually?
- It took me about two hours Saturday morning but I knew what I wanted to do and was pretty sure what I was planning was going to work (and luckily it did). So not too bad. Plus my graphics are actually really rough. I could have spent a lot more time on them. The rough part is if I need to make little changes it takes me time to re-import them.
- My thought exactly!
- Thanks! After Effects may have been involved. And Photoshop. Once I had a bunch of images, I created a scrollbar and an image with a state for every frame. I made the scroll bar's bar transparent and put my own bar thing behind it. Dan - I hope to add a bit more to it later in the week - I am looking forward to seeing it as well (because that means I finished it)!
- Oh, ok. I was racking my brain thinking about how that could have been done with states. So it's basically 4 slides with MP4s? I've been trying to learn more about after effects lately. I think there's a lot of potential in combining the strengths of both programs. Although I do wish SL could handle MP4's with alpha channels. Imagine the possibilities!
- It's actually an image with 100 states for each frame of the scroll bar. As you scroll, it just moves all the way through.
- Love it and it loaded pretty fast for me.
- This is fantastic, David! "...an image with 100 states for each frame of the scroll bar"?! My head hurts just thinking about that!
- Loved the zoom in from one setting to the next David!
- Very engaging and the hard work shows!
