Checklist Interactions in E-Learning #252: Challenge | Recap
Challenge of the Week
This week, your challenge is to share an example that demonstrates how checklist or to-do interactions ...
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Since we are coming up on flu season, I decided to create a checklist of what you should tell your doctor during your appointment. This is only my second challenge and I'm still new and learning, so any feedback is appreciated!
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- Hi Rebecca, welcome and have fun with the challenges. If I may suggest something small, perhaps see if Lily the Doctor has a couple more pose states that would punctuate your check list. Maybe one or two more state changes to make it look like she is giving you advice. You chose one of my go-to characters, but I never use her in the medical wardrobe! And I looked at this after Tracy commented so your color/fonts so it looked seamless to me. Good luck!
- Thanks Jodi! I went back and made Lily the Doctor have a different pose for each checkbox and updated the link. Thank you for the feedback!
- I really like the simple design you have going here with the single color backgrounds and the split backgrounds when both characters appear on screen. I'm a newbie, myself, having submitted my second challenge this week. Welcome!
- Thanks Shannon! I like having the single color backgrounds to help keep the content show better. Eventually I'm going to branch out into fun backgrounds and see how that goes, but I think there's a lot to be said for keeping things simple sometimes. Welcome to the challenges as well!
- Hi Rebecca, welcome to the challenges! I like your patient checklist. My only feedback would be that if you want a more polished look, you might make some adjustments to the fonts in this example.
On some slides you have white font with grey background, and on some slides you have black font with grey background. I would pick one font color (probably white) and stick with it for all grey backgrounds. For the text in the speech bubbles, you have one size bubble and various sizes for the fonts, depending on the amount of text in the bubbles. I would stick with one size for the font, and vary the size of the speech bubbles.- Thank you for the feedback! I went back and made the edits. I also updated the link.
I wondered about the speech bubbles when I was designing it, if I should do the text the same or the bubbles all the same, so that was very helpful!- It looks great, Rebecca! :)
- Hi Rebecca,
Great work here! My only suggestion is to divide up the dialogue into paragraphs rather than one long piece (just makes it easier on the eyes).
