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Hi, My company Bosch produces global e-learning modules called learning page in html5 format. The content is vertical rather than a traditional horizontal, if you understand what you mean. Look ...
Hi Niklas,
From a user/learner perspective, it may be confusing to decide which interactive element to click if there are many on a single slide without any instructions. Users might click on anything they choose and miss important knowledge if they skip to different sections without fully engaging with all the knowledge points.
With regards to the vertical page format, the flow is clearer to users/learners than the previous one and there is less chance of missing knowledge points. However, they can still scroll down to other sections without fully engaging with all the knowledge points. Consequently, I would argue that, regardless of the format, instructions should be added to guide the learning flow.
Personally, I prefer a single slide format, as a scrolling format makes me feel more like I am reading website information rather than a training module and this can reduce my interest in learning; however, this is simply my personal feeling.
