Using Sliders in E-Learning #205: Challenge | Recap
E-learning developers use sliders to create some really cool learning experiences, from self-assessment tools to interactive games. Inter...
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Hey all. This was quite a journey for me. I tried to do something using parallax. But, for some reason my brain doesn't get it (just yet). I spent 3 days trying to figure something out...I wanted a learner to drag a car (San Francisco Cable Car) as the background animated the other directions, then reveal 3 or 4 different things to see in SF.
But alas (lol love that word), I decided to take a "simpler" route. Plan B was to create an eLearning course with minimal instructions. My goal is to get better at UX design or simpler design or common sense design.
Here is my entry: http://www.elearningbydana.com/ELearningChallenges/ELH205_Slider_GreenTea/story_html5.html
Thanks,
Dana
But alas (lol love that word), I decided to take a "simpler" route. Plan B was to create an eLearning course with minimal instructions. My goal is to get better at UX design or simpler design or common sense design.
Here is my entry: http://www.elearningbydana.com/ELearningChallenges/ELH205_Slider_GreenTea/story_html5.html
Thanks,
Dana
I think your entry is very creative. Thanks for sharing! I wasn't familiar with the parallax and viewed the original challenge. The first 'say cheese' example is interesting to see how she moves. https://community.articulate.com/articles/parallax-scrolling-in-elearning/