Does anyone work with modifying the CSS so as to provide fuller screens for mobile displays? Creating a course and having the mobile rendition only a fraction of the screens looks less than ideal. Any problems with going back and forth between the desktop/laptop views and across various browsers after modifying the CSS?
If your learners are going to be primarily mobile users, do you design/develop differently? What have you learned in this situation? Thanks for your help.
I believe many of our customers are using Rise in these situations. Rise will allow your course to be fully responsive for every device and orientation, and you can include Storyline blocks if you have certain pieces of additional interactivity that can't be created in Rise that you want to include. You can download a free trial of Rise here!
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Hi David,
I believe many of our customers are using Rise in these situations. Rise will allow your course to be fully responsive for every device and orientation, and you can include Storyline blocks if you have certain pieces of additional interactivity that can't be created in Rise that you want to include. You can download a free trial of Rise here!
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