Hello KR,
Happy to help!
You'll need to make use of a combination of states and triggers to control the availability of the next button. There are many ways to approach this design inquiry, but in the simple demo I've attached, you can see an example where a learner will have to 'visit' the two rectangles in order to be able to click on the next button to proceed.
Let me know if you have any questions about the design.
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