This is nice. Could I suggest making it more editable by moving the sliding element into the state of the button. Having it on layers means that it gets left behind when you move the button. You can still get the panel to slide in by putting it in the selected state (use slide in rather than wipe as wipe may not be supported in all browsers). Then use a mask to hide the panel as it slides in.
Good suggestions! This was a prototype design that we ended up not using in production, so I don't expect I will be making any changes, at least in the short term,
Thanks for this template. It actually goes very well with a course that I am designing, using fabric types as an analogy (soft skills are silk, hard skills are leather, and combination of both via use of technology are denim).
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Thanks for sharing, Richard :) I went ahead and published this to Review 360 so people can preview it before they download.
Thanks Allison!
Sure thing! :)
Thanks Richard. This is awesome!
I'm glad you liked it Yewande!
Very cool, Richard! Thank you for taking the time to share this! :)
It looks awesome..I liked it.
Thanks, and if you may also like this free sample I posted. Can be used as a survey question or multiple choice.
https://community.articulate.com/discussions/building-better-courses/survey-sample
This is nice. Could I suggest making it more editable by moving the sliding element into the state of the button. Having it on layers means that it gets left behind when you move the button. You can still get the panel to slide in by putting it in the selected state (use slide in rather than wipe as wipe may not be supported in all browsers). Then use a mask to hide the panel as it slides in.
Good suggestions! This was a prototype design that we ended up not using in production, so I don't expect I will be making any changes, at least in the short term,
Thanks for this template. It actually goes very well with a course that I am designing, using fabric types as an analogy (soft skills are silk, hard skills are leather, and combination of both via use of technology are denim).
Thank you.
Thanks Ulises! I'm pleased you found it useful.
Thanks for sharing Richard. Gave me some ideas to improve interaction in one of my new projects (I know a good idea when I steal one! ;)
Glad you found it worthy to steal ;-)
Love this, thanks very much :)
Creating True and False buttons that can be used in various contexts like quizzes is a useful idea. prepaidgiftbalance