Example
Plan your dream holiday
This week, my challenge was to see how far I could push Rise beyond its usual "scrolling article" feel and make it look and behave more like a modern travel website — so I built this little sandbox project.
Plan Your Dream Holiday takes learners on a short, interactive journey:
- Discover your travel style
- Build a trip plan based on budget, group, and duration
- Get a personalised destination match (choices carry across the experience)
- Test your instincts with a packing challenge
- Create a travel bucket list and reveal your traveller profile
- See why it all matters with a before-and-after comparison
It's a playful topic, but the real aim was to explore how a more web-style, app-like experience can make learning feel less like "a course" and more like something you actually want to click through.
2 Replies
Hi! I think you achieved the feel of the modern website, that was much more intuitive and less "scrolly")
How did you achieve the personalization through the choices use makes?
Thanks Anastasia! I used M365 Copilot to build code that would achieve what I had in mind and used the custom code block in the Mighty Plugin to create the interactions.
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