I'd love to start a discussion on some of the best practices people have had, both with Storyline and just in general, about building mobile-friendly courses designed for learners on the move. What's worked well for you?
there was a fix in storyline 360 (3.66) for mobile devices
Fixed: We fixed a couple of issues with player navigation buttons on mobile devices. Buttons were visible when they should've been disabled or hidden, and the Next button was disabled when revisiting a slide.
It is a good idea to test your courses on a phone. Is it an ideal user experience? Absolutely not. Which is why it's a good reason to see what the users experience.
As mentioned previously some interactions don't work the same way (hover states for instance). But nothing that was a problem to fix.
I now test my courses on my iphone when I check how a screen reader would handle my course.
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Yes, some triggers in my course do not work on iPads and iPhones, and the user is left hanging at that point with nowhere to go.
I also would love some help with this, so thanks.
Hey Pablo! I'm sorry that's happening. If you'd like to share your file with our Support Team, they can take a look to see what's going on.
there was a fix in storyline 360 (3.66) for mobile devices
have you tested your courses with this version?
Jürgen
It is a good idea to test your courses on a phone. Is it an ideal user experience? Absolutely not. Which is why it's a good reason to see what the users experience.
As mentioned previously some interactions don't work the same way (hover states for instance). But nothing that was a problem to fix.
I now test my courses on my iphone when I check how a screen reader would handle my course.
Hover is dead. As most mobiles and touch-devices donot support it.