I made a little something for you to play with. I got the inspiration for it from playing around with an Apple phone OS. I'm using this technique for some product demos right now, but it illustrates that you're not limited to only create learning in an 800X600 space.
I threw this together in about an hour yesterday and it consists of 2 slides and a few layers and triggers...
I've included the Storyline file as well so you can reverse engineer your own Android, Blackberry or whatever...
Very cool. I keep forgetting that I can change the slide dimensions. Not useful in my organization setting, but something I can make use of outside of here.
Just to add to your awesomeness... Here is a .psd file to build your own .ios7 icons. I made one with .ios6 template and I don't have much .psd experience.
Thanks Rob. What a great way to present a new topic to my Physics High School learners.
P.S. I always felt that my STORYLINE slides were too small when I projected onto a screen. Now I have been inspired to track down the settings where to change this to better suit my needs.
Please can someone explain the purpose of Rob's design. It's an iphone interface but I can't actually install it as an app or effectively use it on an i-phone?
Not sure of the purpose of this post. Rob created a homage to iOS7 before it was even released and provided the files. Not sure it had a purpose apart from showing how interface and design can be different in storyline, I for one appreciate the work that has Gone into this and unless I am mistaken no storyline output can be installed as an app.
Please can someone explain the purpose of Rob's design. It's an iphone interface but I can't actually install it as an app or effectively use it on an i-phone?
absolutely I can share the intended purpose. One of the biggest challenges in the training world is the training environment. If you're a designer/trainer, then you know that a proper training environment for learning is often an after thought . Being able to create great looking, realistic and engaging simulation is a must. My example (in its finished state) was used for product training. This gives the support rep for that phone the ability to see what the customer sees... so in essence, it would be considered a support tool. Wait until you see my Wii U emulator...
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I love this, Rob!
Excellent job :D Thanks very much for sharing!
This is very well done, Rob. Thank you so much for sharing your work. Can't wait to dig into the .story file
thanks you guys... I feel compelled to keep build this out with more features and some animation.
Rob, if you are looking for a pixel-perfect iOS7 Photoshop design file, check this one out.
Very cool. I keep forgetting that I can change the slide dimensions. Not useful in my organization setting, but something I can make use of outside of here.
WOW! Amazing, Rob
SO very cool. Threw it together?! Sheesh! Tx!
oh wow!!! you are truly talented!!!
Just to add to your awesomeness... Here is a .psd file to build your own .ios7 icons. I made one with .ios6 template and I don't have much .psd experience.
http://appicontemplate.com/
thanks Bonnie... total time saver
Hi Bonnie,
The file is not available.
Try to copy and paste it in your browser? It works for me that way...
I love this, great idea
Phil
Rob that is SO COOL!!! Thanks so much for sharing both the demo and the story file!
Wow, this is great. And thanks for the link, Bonnie.
Thanks Rob. What a great way to present a new topic to my Physics High School learners.
P.S. I always felt that my STORYLINE slides were too small when I projected onto a screen. Now I have been inspired to track down the settings where to change this to better suit my needs.
Cool. This is great. Thank you.
Thanks for sharing.
It's always great to see when these threads continually help people
Not sure of the purpose of this post. Rob created a homage to iOS7 before it was even released and provided the files. Not sure it had a purpose apart from showing how interface and design can be different in storyline, I for one appreciate the work that has Gone into this and unless I am mistaken no storyline output can be installed as an app.
This is great stuff Rob. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for sharing your feedback and appreciation for Rob's work here
absolutely I can share the intended purpose. One of the biggest challenges in the training world is the training environment. If you're a designer/trainer, then you know that a proper training environment for learning is often an after thought . Being able to create great looking, realistic and engaging simulation is a must. My example (in its finished state) was used for product training. This gives the support rep for that phone the ability to see what the customer sees... so in essence, it would be considered a support tool. Wait until you see my Wii U emulator...
Can't wait to see it Rob
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