I have a handbook created in Storyline. It is used by about 40k people right now. I need to know if anyone has had to migrate to a responsive web design to handle 100k users?
I'm probably missing something, but I don't quite see the connection between the number of users and a particular design approach, like responsive design. I would think that web server performance and available bandwidth are becoming major issues when the number of users is more than doubled. Responsive design allows to dynamically rearrange content to adapt to different screen sizes. Can you provide more info about you concerns?
Michael
Thanks for the response. Right now I have our storyline handbook sitting on a SharePoint server site. The site is a temporary site and we have 40k users that have access to the handbook. The gentleman who created this instance said that Storyline was probably would not be the right platform for a global rollout of the web handbook. We are going to make it available to 100k users globally. It will also be done with mobility in mind, meaning we will have it accessible internally and externally from all types of devices. The model will need to be scalable, supportable and governable. I was wondering if anyone had any experience taking a storyline "app" and redeveloped it in another web platform in a responsive manner.
Kind Regards,
Kenneth Farrell
Contractor, Technical Project Manager
Dell | IT
mobile + 1 210 781 9033
email kenneth
Hi Kenneth, thanks a lot for the clarification. I can't say that I have experience reworking Storyline content into a responsive design layout. But if access from all kinds of devices and screen devices is the overriding concern, then responsive design is the way to go.
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I'm probably missing something, but I don't quite see the connection between the number of users and a particular design approach, like responsive design. I would think that web server performance and available bandwidth are becoming major issues when the number of users is more than doubled. Responsive design allows to dynamically rearrange content to adapt to different screen sizes. Can you provide more info about you concerns?
Michael
Thanks for the response. Right now I have our storyline handbook sitting on a SharePoint server site. The site is a temporary site and we have 40k users that have access to the handbook. The gentleman who created this instance said that Storyline was probably would not be the right platform for a global rollout of the web handbook. We are going to make it available to 100k users globally. It will also be done with mobility in mind, meaning we will have it accessible internally and externally from all types of devices. The model will need to be scalable, supportable and governable. I was wondering if anyone had any experience taking a storyline "app" and redeveloped it in another web platform in a responsive manner.
Kind Regards,
Kenneth Farrell
Contractor, Technical Project Manager
Dell | IT
mobile + 1 210 781 9033
email kenneth
Hi Kenneth, thanks a lot for the clarification. I can't say that I have experience reworking Storyline content into a responsive design layout. But if access from all kinds of devices and screen devices is the overriding concern, then responsive design is the way to go.
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