I am designing a pitch deck in Storyline, and want the logo image on the first slide to be a clickable image. But, how do I indicate this? The image sits on the page, but what would indicate to the viewer that they should click there?
I love that you are thinking about how your user interacts with your course. In this case, it might be helpful to change the state of the image when your user hovers over it to indicate that there needs to be an interaction.
When working with an image, you can quickly create a series of states for it by importing multiple pictures all at once. (To insert pictures as states, you must have Storyline 360 build 3.31.19951.0 or later.)
The name of each picture file you import becomes the name of its state in Storyline. For example, a picture named Custom 01.png becomes a state called Custom 01 in Storyline. And if the file name corresponds to a built-in state, such as Hover.png or Visited.jpg, it automatically functions as that built-in state, so you don’t need to create any triggers to make it work.
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I love that you are thinking about how your user interacts with your course. In this case, it might be helpful to change the state of the image when your user hovers over it to indicate that there needs to be an interaction.
When working with an image, you can quickly create a series of states for it by importing multiple pictures all at once. (To insert pictures as states, you must have Storyline 360 build 3.31.19951.0 or later.)
The name of each picture file you import becomes the name of its state in Storyline. For example, a picture named Custom 01.png becomes a state called Custom 01 in Storyline. And if the file name corresponds to a built-in state, such as Hover.png or Visited.jpg, it automatically functions as that built-in state, so you don’t need to create any triggers to make it work.
Here is a link with more information on how to use states in Storyline 360.